Flame Tech Scorpion EZ-Cut Track Section, Powerful Cutting Tool, Reduces Grinding and Rework, No Electricity Required, Torch Kit Available in 48” Cutting Length, Sold Separately
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Flame Tech Scorpion EZ-Cut Track Section, Powerful Cutting Tool, Reduces Grinding and Rework, No Electricity Required, Torch Kit Available in 48” Cutting Length, Sold Separately
- Available in 48” Cutting Length: Flame Tech Scorpion EZ-Cut Track Section is an efficient plasma cutting equipment, available in 48” cutting length
- No Electricity Required: Our cutting tool does not require electric power to work. Moderate force while pushing or pulling the mechanism maintains excellent consistency in cut quality
- Sold Separately: The plasma cutting equipment by Flame Tech is sold separately. The tracks in the Scorpion EZ-CUT are available in 15”-48” cutting lengths. You can choose the cutting length of the tool as per your requirement
- Reduces Grinding: The preset resistance in our torch kit allows for consistent, smooth, and clean cuts, thereby helping you with reduced grinding and rework. Regulated speed in the track section maintains a smooth cutting action
- Manufactured in the USA: Our gas apparatus cutting tools are manufactured in the USA to OEM specifications for absolute compatibility. The products are flame tested before shipping to ensure maximum efficiency
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