Grey Pneumatic
Grey Pneumatic GYCH816 6.50 in. Long Rivet Cutter pneumatic accessory
Cuts rivets up to 6.50 in. long with corrosion-resistant alloy steel construction
- TypeDrill Bits
- Cuts rivets efficiently with 6.50 in. length
- Resists corrosion through chrome finish
- Alloy steel construction ensures durability
- Universal 3/8 in. drive fits multiple tools
- 12-point design grips fasteners securely
6.50 in. Long Rivet Cutter
The Grey Pneumatic GYCH816 is a pneumatic accessory designed for cutting rivets in automotive and industrial applications. Its 6.50 inch length provides extended reach for accessing fasteners in confined areas. The tool suits technicians who require a dedicated rivet removal solution.
Corrosion-resistant chrome finish
The alloy steel construction with a chrome finish resists corrosion during prolonged workshop use. A 12-point universal drive fits 3/8 inch drive tools and engages SAE 5/8 inch fasteners securely. The flex socket design allows angular movement around obstructions. Tether capability is supported with a separate accessory.
Technicians needing rivet removal reach
This cutter serves professionals removing rivets in deep or awkward locations where standard tools cannot reach. It is not suited for general-purpose socket work or metric fastener applications. Buyers who need a fixed socket or a different drive size should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- Cuts rivets efficiently with 6.50 in. length
- Resists corrosion through chrome finish
- Alloy steel construction ensures durability
- Universal 3/8 in. drive fits multiple tools
- 12-point design grips fasteners securely
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the 12-point alloy-steel socket need replacement if the chrome finish wears off?
The socket is built from corrosion-resistant alloy steel with a chrome finish; the finish protects the steel, so wear to the chrome does not automatically require socket replacement.
What limits continuous cutting with the 6.50 in. rivet cutter?
Sustained use is limited by air supply capacity and operator fatigue rather than a built-in thermal or duty-cycle restriction on the tool itself.
How much noise and vibration should I expect when running the cutter all day?
The accessory has no motor of its own; noise and vibration come from the air compressor and impact tool driving it, so levels depend on that equipment.
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