SPEEDAIRE
SPEEDAIRE 10D241 Reciprocating Air Saw 7500 spm
Industrial-duty air-powered reciprocating saw delivering 7500 strokes per minute with adjustable shoe and three included blades
- Cuts fast with 7500 strokes per minute
- Adjustable shoe keeps blade steady on material
- Light .9 lb body reduces operator fatigue
- Three blades included for metal 18 24 32 TPI
- Runs on 90 psi shop air at 1 cfm
Industrial Reciprocating Air Saw
The SPEEDAIRE 10D241 is an air-powered reciprocating saw rated for industrial duty. It delivers up to 7500 strokes per minute with a straight stroke length of 5/16 in. The lever throttle provides variable speed control and the adjustable shoe adds stability during cuts. At .9 lb it is lightweight for extended use in automotive or fabrication work.
Upgrade From Manual Or Lower Speed Saws
This saw replaces hand hacksaws or lower stroke-rate air tools when cutting sheet metal, plastic or composite panels. The jump is worth it when repetitive straight cuts demand consistent speed and reduced operator fatigue. A 1 cfm air consumption at 90 psi means it runs on standard shop compressors with a 1/4 in hose and 1/4 in NPT female inlet.
Capacity And Headroom
Three included bi-metal blades (18T, 24T, 32T) cover coarse to fine tooth profiles for various material thicknesses. The 7500 spm maximum handles thin gauge steel and non-ferrous sheet efficiently. It runs out on thick bar stock or deep structural sections where a longer stroke or orbital action would be required. The hex wrench allows quick blade changes without extra tools.
Highlights
- Cuts fast with 7500 strokes per minute
- Adjustable shoe keeps blade steady on material
- Light .9 lb body reduces operator fatigue
- Three blades included for metal 18 24 32 TPI
- Runs on 90 psi shop air at 1 cfm
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What size air hose and inlet fitting does the 10D241 air saw require?
The saw uses a 1/4 in NPT female air inlet and needs a minimum 1/4 in hose to supply 90 psi at 1 cfm.
How do I install a blade in the 10D241 and which step is commonly missed?
Loosen the blade clamp with the included hex wrench, insert the blade shank fully, then tighten securely; the step often missed is seating the blade completely before tightening.
Which blades will I need to replace on the 10D241 and how many come in the box?
The saw includes one 18T, one 24T and one 32T blade; all three are consumables that will need replacement as the teeth wear.
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