Pneumatic shears for sheet metal and plastic

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Pneumatic shears for sheet metal and plastic

Cuts sheet metal like paper, without the effort of manual snips. These Aeropro air shears cut steel, aluminium and tin sheet and most plastics, so you can make straight or curved cuts quickly and without tiring your hand.

They have a heavy-duty cutting head, an ergonomic grip and a rear air exhaust, which directs the air away from the work area and your face. They run at 2,300 rpm with an air consumption of 128 l/min, so a 3 HP compressor is recommended.

It is a tool much valued in bodywork, HVAC, ductwork, metal roofing and sheet metal workshops in general.

It cuts cleanly and precisely, and saves a lot of time compared with cutting by hand.

Key benefits

  • Cuts several materials: steel, aluminium and tin sheet, and plastics
  • Heavy-duty head: clean, long-lasting cutting
  • Ergonomic grip: less fatigue on long cuts
  • Rear air exhaust: the air does not disturb the cutting area
  • Effortless: replaces manual tin snips

What it's for

  • Bodywork and sheet metal repair.
  • HVAC ductwork.
  • Metal roofing and flashings.
  • Cutting plastics in the workshop.
  • Fabrication and prototyping.

Technical specifications

  • Brand: Aeropro
  • Materials: Steel, aluminium and tin sheet; plastics
  • Speed: 2,300 rpm
  • Air consumption: 128 l/min
  • Air inlet: 1/4"
  • Recommended compressor: 3 HP
  • Packed weight: 1.08 kg
  • Packaging: 28 x 16 x 6 cm
  • Reference: RP17610

Vetonek tip: mark the cutting line with a marker pen and let the shears advance at their own pace, without forcing them. Wear glasses and gloves: freshly cut sheet metal edges are very sharp. Lubricate the air inlet daily.

Frequently asked questions

What materials do they cut?

Steel, aluminium and tin sheet, and most plastics.

What compressor do I need?

A 3 HP compressor is recommended; they consume 128 l/min.

What air inlet does it have?

A 1/4" air inlet.

What is the rear air exhaust for?

It directs the exhaust air away from the cutting area and the user's face.

How do I maintain them?

A few drops of pneumatic tool oil in the air inlet every day of use, and dry, filtered air.

Frequently Asked Questions

What materials do they cut?

Steel, aluminium and tin sheet, and most plastics.

What compressor do I need?

A 3 HP compressor is recommended; they consume 128 l/min.

What air inlet does it have?

A 1/4" air inlet.

What is the rear air exhaust for?

It directs the exhaust air away from the cutting area and the user's face.

How do I maintain them?

A few drops of pneumatic tool oil in the air inlet every day of use, and dry, filtered air.