Viking Air Tools
Viking Air Tools VT7502 2 in 200 Teeth Air Cut-Off Tool
Air-powered cut-off tool with a 2-inch, 200-tooth blade running at 620 RPM and 90 psi
- Cuts quickly with 200-tooth 2 in blade
- 620 RPM delivers fast material removal
- 90 psi air pressure powers consistent performance
- Right-angle orientation reaches tight spaces easily
- Rear exhaust directs air away from work area
Right-Angle Air Cut-Off Tool
The Viking Air Tools VT7502 is a pneumatic cut-off tool built for medium-duty metal cutting tasks. Its right-angle wheel orientation allows access in confined work areas. The tool operates on compressed air at 90 psi and delivers a maximum speed of 620 RPM. It suits mechanics and fabricators who need a compact air-powered cutter.
200-Tooth Saw Blade Included
The kit supplies a 2-inch diameter cut-off wheel with 200 teeth and a 1/4-inch arbor hole. This fine-tooth blade produces cleaner cuts in thin sheet metal and tubing than coarse abrasive wheels. The bare tool arrives ready to run once connected to an air line; no additional accessories are bundled.
620 RPM Maximum Speed
The 620 RPM limit determines material compatibility and cut quality. It is suited for thin-gauge steel, aluminium and plastic where high speed would cause melting or excessive burrs. Builders needing faster stock removal or cutting of thick bar stock should select a higher-speed angle grinder instead.
Highlights
- Cuts quickly with 200-tooth 2 in blade
- 620 RPM delivers fast material removal
- 90 psi air pressure powers consistent performance
- Right-angle orientation reaches tight spaces easily
- Rear exhaust directs air away from work area
Specifications
| Brand | VIKING AIR TOOLS |
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Questions about this item
How often will the 200-teeth 2 in cut-off wheel need replacing under medium-duty use?
Wheel life depends on material hardness and cutting time; inspect the 200-teeth blade regularly and replace when teeth dull or the 2 in disc shows cracks or wear.
What limits continuous operation at 620 RPM and 90 psi?
The medium-duty rating and rear exhaust mean heat buildup in the right-angle head is the first limit during extended cuts; pause to let the tool cool.
How loud and hot does the VT7502 get when run all day at 90 psi?
Rear exhaust directs noise and heat away from the operator, but sustained 620 RPM operation will raise housing temperature and produce typical air-tool sound levels.
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