10 blades for large cutter Pro Blade Plus FACOM 844.S18
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The FACOM snap-off blade cutter is a practical, versatile tool for cutting work in automotive body shops, workshops, and maintenance. Available in two sizes, 9 mm or 18 mm, it lets you choose between cutting precision and sturdiness to suit the materials and tasks at hand.
Technical specifications
- Brand: FACOM
- Type: snap-off blade cutter
- Available sizes: 9 mm and 18 mm
- 9 mm reference: 844.S9
- 18 mm reference: 844.S18
- Handle: ergonomic design for a comfortable grip
- Blade guide: metal, for precise blade guidance
- Use: cutting, finishing, and general workshop tasks
Advantages
- Two sizes available: the 9 mm model prioritizes precision and maneuverability, while the 18 mm model is suited to cuts requiring a wider, more rigid blade.
- Snap-off blade: quickly restore a sharp edge by removing the worn segment.
- Comfortable grip: ergonomic design suited to regular workshop use.
- Versatility: suitable for a wide range of cutting tasks in automotive bodywork and maintenance.
- Replaceable blades: easily restock the cutter with FACOM snap-off blades in the appropriate width.
Which cutter size should you choose?
- 9 mm cutter - FACOM 844.S9: recommended for fine, precise cuts, especially in films, masking paper, adhesives, and thin materials.
- 18 mm cutter - FACOM 844.S18: best for more demanding cuts or materials that require a wider, more rigid blade, such as thick cardboard, certain foams, plastics, or coverings.
Recommended applications
- Cutting paper and masking films.
- Cutting cardboard and packaging.
- Cutting films and plastic protective materials.
- Cutting foams and flexible materials.
- Cutting sleeves and small plastic parts.
- Cutting adhesives and tapes.
- Automotive bodywork finishing.
- General workshop and maintenance use.
Application and tips
- Choose the blade width according to the task: 9 mm for greater precision or 18 mm for a sturdier blade.
- Extend only as much blade as needed to maintain rigidity and control while cutting.
- When the segment in use becomes dull, snap it off carefully to expose a fresh cutting edge.
- Use only blades with dimensions compatible with the selected cutter.
- Avoid lateral force and excessive twisting, which may cause a segment to break.
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Technical Specifications
Technical Specifications
The FACOM snap-off blade cutter is a practical, versatile tool for cutting work in automotive body shops, workshops, and maintenance. Available in two sizes, 9 mm or 18 mm, it lets you choose between cutting precision and sturdiness to suit the materials and tasks at hand.
Technical specifications
- Brand: FACOM
- Type: snap-off blade cutter
- Available sizes: 9 mm and 18 mm
- 9 mm reference: 844.S9
- 18 mm reference: 844.S18
- Handle: ergonomic design for a comfortable grip
- Blade guide: metal, for precise blade guidance
- Use: cutting, finishing, and general workshop tasks
Advantages
- Two sizes available: the 9 mm model prioritizes precision and maneuverability, while the 18 mm model is suited to cuts requiring a wider, more rigid blade.
- Snap-off blade: quickly restore a sharp edge by removing the worn segment.
- Comfortable grip: ergonomic design suited to regular workshop use.
- Versatility: suitable for a wide range of cutting tasks in automotive bodywork and maintenance.
- Replaceable blades: easily restock the cutter with FACOM snap-off blades in the appropriate width.
Which cutter size should you choose?
- 9 mm cutter - FACOM 844.S9: recommended for fine, precise cuts, especially in films, masking paper, adhesives, and thin materials.
- 18 mm cutter - FACOM 844.S18: best for more demanding cuts or materials that require a wider, more rigid blade, such as thick cardboard, certain foams, plastics, or coverings.
Recommended applications
- Cutting paper and masking films.
- Cutting cardboard and packaging.
- Cutting films and plastic protective materials.
- Cutting foams and flexible materials.
- Cutting sleeves and small plastic parts.
- Cutting adhesives and tapes.
- Automotive bodywork finishing.
- General workshop and maintenance use.
Application and tips
- Choose the blade width according to the task: 9 mm for greater precision or 18 mm for a sturdier blade.
- Extend only as much blade as needed to maintain rigidity and control while cutting.
- When the segment in use becomes dull, snap it off carefully to expose a fresh cutting edge.
- Use only blades with dimensions compatible with the selected cutter.
- Avoid lateral force and excessive twisting, which may cause a segment to break.
Non-contractual photo
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