Brand New Nib Chicago Pneumatic Cp-880 Reciprocating Air Saw on 2040-parts.com
Tempe, Arizona, US
This is a NEW Wrapped, never used, NIB CHICAGO PNEUMATIC CP-880 Reciprocating Air Saw .
- Lock-off throttle prevents accidental start ups
- Heavy duty construction for long life under heavy use
- Adjustable guard/guide allow operator to set depth of cut
- Applications include cutting aluminum, plastics, fiberglass and sheet metal up to 16 gauge
- Air Consumption: CFM 6.0
- Air Inlet: Inches NPT 1/4"
- Strokes Per Minute: 9,500
- Length: Inches 8-5/8"
NO RESERVE BUYER PAYS ACTUAL SHIPPING
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