Air saws deliver fast, clean cuts through metal, plastic, and composite materials. Lightweight and efficient, they’re great for tight spaces and detailed work.
A pneumatic reciprocating saw cuts steel, aluminium, plastic and composite panels with a short back-and-forth blade stroke. Body shops, aerospace maintenance, HVAC and ship interiors use it because it cuts cold, throws no sparks and gets into cavities and tight radii.
A standard air saw is a piston hammering a blade holder, and the recoil goes into the grip and the guiding hand. Long cuts in thicker material add up against the EU exposure action value, and a shaking blade wanders off the line.
A calm blade follows the scribe line, leaves a cleaner edge and needs less finishing. The operator can also hold the workpiece and the saw at the same time without the fatigue that makes cuts drift.
The SRV-110 is a recoilless air saw declared at 3.2 m/s², below the EU exposure limit value, weighing 1.05 kg and using 1.1 l/s of air.
The SRV-110 air saw is an advanced, actively vibration-dampened air saw.
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