TruTool TKF 700
For weld seam preparation
TruTool TKF 700 weld seam preparation for contours and tubes
The TruTool TKF 700 is small, light and versatile. You can achieve chamfer lengths up to 0.27 in. on straight sheets as well as on tubes, with the chamfer height and sheet thickness adjusted easily without the any tools. Additionally you can rotate the cutting direction by 90° to the right or left, 30°, 37.5° or 45°.
You can use this power tool manually in a variety of positions; stationary in a work station, vertically, horizontally or even upside-down. The quick-adjustment mechanism allows the user to change direction easily or carrier. Three carriers are offered for various bevel angles.
Ergonomic and easy-to-use, this power tool is only 12 lbs., the lightest in its class.
Versatile
Chamfer lengths up to 0.27 in. on straight sheets and tubes.
Chamfer height and sheet thickness adjusted easily.
Light
This power tool is only 12 lbs.,
the lightest in its class.
Rotation
Cutting direction can be rotated by 90° to the right or left,
30°, 37.5° or 45°.
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