KAKA Industrial Q01-9818B, 98-Inch Foot Stomp Shear Solid Construction High Precision Sheet Metal Foot Shear, 18Gauge Mild Steel Capacity - 172016

KAKA Industrial Q01-9818B, 98-Inch Foot Stomp Shear Solid Construction High Precision Sheet Metal Foot Shear, 18Gauge Mild Steel Capacity - 172016

1. Quality steel-fabrication construction
2. Light duty and cost effective 
3. Includes front sheet supports and backg
4. Spring loaded material clamp beam
5. Adjustable blade gap clearance for thin material

Specifications

Manual

Q01-9818B Manual

What Our Experts Think

• 98-Inch Foot Stomp Shear – Offers extra-large cutting capacity, perfect for handling large sheets of metal.
• High Precision Cutting – Designed for accurate, clean cuts on 18-gauge mild steel with consistent performance.
• Foot-Operated Pedal – Allows for hands-free operation, enabling better control and precision during cuts.
• Solid Construction – Built with durable materials for long-lasting performance, even in high-demand environments.
• Versatile & Efficient – Ideal for sheet metal fabrication, offering fast and reliable cutting on a variety of metal sheets.

Q&A

Q: What is the cutting capacity of the KAKA Q01-9818B Foot Stomp Shear?
A: The Q01-9818B can cut up to 18-gauge mild steel, offering high precision for sheet metal projects.

Q: How long is the cutting capacity of the shear?
A: The Q01-9818B has a cutting length of 98 inches, allowing for larger sheets to be processed easily.

Q: Is the Q01-9818B shear foot-operated?
A: Yes, this shear is foot-operated, providing hands-free control for precise cutting.

Q: What is the construction quality of the KAKA Q01-9818B?
A: The shear features solid construction, ensuring durability and long-term performance in heavy-duty operations.

Q: What types of materials can the Q01-9818B shear handle?
A: It is designed for cutting mild steel up to 18 gauge, making it ideal for a variety of sheet metal applications.

Maintenance Tips

• Lubricate Moving Parts – Regularly oil the pivot points and foot pedal mechanism for smooth operation and to reduce wear.
• Inspect Blades – Check the blades for sharpness and wear; replace them when necessary for clean cuts.
• Keep Clean – Remove metal shavings and debris from the shear bed and surrounding areas after each use.
• Check Foot Pedal Operation – Ensure the foot pedal operates smoothly and is free from obstructions.
• Tighten Fasteners – Inspect bolts and screws periodically to ensure everything is securely fastened for safe operation.