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Air-Powered Shears
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Air-powered shears move their pivoting blade against their fixed blade to make straight or curved cuts through sheet metal. They cut more slowly than nibblers but leave smoother edges and less mess. Shears are commonly used to cut panels and ducts in mechanical, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and automotive applications.
Air-Powered Shears
These pneumatic shears run on compressed air and contain few moving parts, so they typically run cool, have a long lifespan, and weigh less than corded or cordless models. Single-cut shears use a pair of blades that cut like scissors to maneuver along curves with greater ease than double-cut shears. They cut flat sheets and navigate ridges to cut corrugated metal. Double-cut shears drive their pivoting center blade through two fixed, outer blades to remove thin strips from materials. They make long, straight cuts on flat material without bending or curling its edges.
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