Cordless reciprocating saw with battery and charger, 5 pieces of 1500mha lithium batteries have the powerful cutting capacity, and the stroke length is 15mm. Variable speed reciprocating saw has the function of automatically locking the chuck, ensuring that the replacement of the blade only needs simple steps. Ergonomic design can effectively reduce vibration and noise.

Specification

Features

• Cordless reciprocating saw with built-in high-power copper core motor, strong power, stable operation, and extended service life.
• The high-capacity lithium battery gives the reciprocating saw a long-lasting and explosive life.
• Hard-wearing saw blade for durability.
• Alloy self-locking chuck for strong gripping and smooth working.
• Spiral airflow for quicker heat dissipation and lower the risk of machine burnout during use.
• The reciprocating saw is equipped with a red safety button for safe operation and to prevent operational errors.
• Intelligent pressure control for speed control.
• LED lighting for easy night work.
• Anti-slip and anti-skid design, comfortable to handle.

Details

Applications

Reciprocating saws are a powerful and versatile cutting tool for a wide range of applications. Reciprocating saws use a back and forth motion to cut a wide range of materials, making them ideal for many different tasks. Reciprocating saws are used for cutting sheet metal, tubes, profiles or miter cuts on steel tubes, as well as for cutting cables or other non-metallic materials.

Tips: What effect does the stroke length have on the cutting of a reciprocating saw?

The stroke length is the maximum distance between the back and forth movement of the saw blade during the cutting process of a reciprocating saw. The stroke length has a very important influence on the cutting efficiency of the machine. If the same saw blade is used to cut the material at the same number of reciprocations, the cutting efficiency will vary with different stroke lengths. The longer the stroke length, the more teeth the saw blade will have in each reciprocation and the faster the cut. The shorter the stroke length, the fewer the number of teeth involved in the cutting process and the slower the cut.