Chicago Pneumatic
Chicago Pneumatic CP7901 Reciprocating Air Saw 10000 spm
Air-powered reciprocating saw delivers 10,000 strokes per minute with adjustable shoe and low-vibration ergonomic design for general-duty cutting
- TypeCombo Kits
- CordlessCordless
- Cuts fast with 10000 strokes per minute
- Light 1.9 lb body reduces operator fatigue
- Air powered at 90 psi for steady torque
- Adjustable shoe gives precise depth control
- Low vibration design improves comfort during long use
Chicago Pneumatic CP7901 Reciprocating Air Saw
The Chicago Pneumatic CP7901 is an air-powered reciprocating saw built for general-duty cutting tasks. It delivers up to 10,000 strokes per minute with a 3/8-inch stroke length. Variable speed control allows the operator to match the cutting action to the material. The tool weighs 1.9 lb for manageable handling.
Ergonomic low-vibration design with adjustable shoe
An ergonomic grip and low-vibration construction reduce operator fatigue during extended use. The adjustable shoe provides stable support and depth control across different workpieces. A 1/4-inch NPT air inlet connects to a minimum 3/8-inch hose supplying 90 psi at 6 cfm. Straight stroke action suits straight-line cutting in metal and plastic.
Upgrade from manual saws or lower-speed air tools
This saw replaces hand hacksaws and slower pneumatic cutters when speed and repeatability matter. The 10,000 spm capability makes the jump worthwhile for shops cutting sheet metal, pipe, or composite panels regularly. It is not suited for buyers needing deep-cut capacity beyond the fixed stroke length or for cordless electric convenience.
Highlights
- Cuts fast with 10000 strokes per minute
- Light 1.9 lb body reduces operator fatigue
- Air powered at 90 psi for steady torque
- Adjustable shoe gives precise depth control
- Low vibration design improves comfort during long use
Specifications
| Type | Combo Kits |
|---|---|
| Brand | CHICAGO PNEUMATIC |
| Cordless | Cordless |
Questions about this item
What air inlet and pressure does the CP7901 require?
The saw uses a 1/4 in NPT air inlet and runs at 90 psi with 6 cfm consumption.
What blade stroke length and shoe does the CP7901 have?
It has a 3/8 in straight stroke and an adjustable shoe for cut depth.
How do you set the speed on the CP7901 and what is the common mistake?
Use the variable speed trigger to reach 10,000 spm; the mistake is running at full speed without adjusting for material.
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