Purchase NEW PNEUMATIC WINDSHIELD KNIFE TOOL - air tools automotive glass remover tools in Clarks Summit, Pennsylvania, US, for US $120.00

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DESCRIPTION:

Brand new professional quality pneumatic windshield remover knife

Quickly remove car windshields and other windows that are installed in a tar-like sealant

Set includes three blades that can be locked in 12 different positions

20,000 oscillations per minute to quickly remove bonded and encapsulated glass windows

Teasing throttle to make speed control easy

Arc stroke is 3 degrees

Requires up to 4 CFM @ 90 PSI of air to operate

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[Item Code: GT312]

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