Air Tool Air Body Saw on 2040-parts.com
Sartell, Minnesota, US
This Brand New Air Body Saw is MPP (Minnesota Pneumatic Products).
- Up to 10,000 strokes per minute.
- Cuts aluminum, metal, and fiberglass.
- Powerfully compact.
- Comes with a full 1 year warranty.
- Three blades an extra guard and allen wrench included.
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