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Shipyard cutting tool EOT

Shipyard cutting tool - EOT - Zünd Systemtechnik AG
Shipyard cutting tool - EOT - Zünd Systemtechnik AG
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The Electric Oscillating Tool is suitable for cutting soft to medium-density materials. The high oscillating frequency enables high processing speed and efficient throughput. Depending on the application, the EOT is available with 0.5 mm or 1.0 mm stroke. To accommodate different substrates and levels of detail, Zünd offers a wide range of both flat and pointed oscillating blades. Depending on application, available with 0.5 mm or 1.0 mm stroke Perfect for cutting detailed contours Very high stroke frequency High processing speeds Compatible with G3, S3, D3, L3 Material Rubber Twin-wall sheets Cardboard Leather Foam The EOT is ideally suited for cutting softer, multilayered materials. The high oscillating frequency of the EOT makes it possible to cut at high processing speeds for superior throughput. Depending on the application, the EOT is available with a 0.5 mm or 1 mm stroke. For materials up to a thickness of 3 mm, Zünd recommends using the EOT with .5mm stroke; thicker materials require the EOT with 1 mm stroke. To accommodate different substrates and levels of detail in contour cuts, Zünd offers a range of flat and pointed EOT blades. Flattipped blades tend to be better suited for medium-density or fibrous materials and for relatively simple contour cuts with large radii. The wide cutting edge allows for high processing speeds. Pointed blades are best for fine detail and tight curves. For processing thicker, tougher materials, Zünd recommends using the POT (Pneumatic Oszillating Tool).

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