Clarke 3120139 CAT126 Air Shear Instructions

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Pages 16
Year 2013
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Clarke 3120139 CAT126 Air Shear Specification

The Clarke 3120139 CAT126 Air Shear Tool is a high-performance pneumatic device engineered for precision cutting of sheet metal and other materials. Designed for professional use, it operates at an optimal air pressure level of 90 psi, ensuring efficient and consistent power delivery. The tool features a cutting capacity of up to 1.2 mm for mild steel and 1.5 mm for aluminum, making it ideal for automotive, HVAC, and sheet metal fabrication tasks. Its ergonomic design incorporates a lightweight, compact body with an easy-grip handle, reducing user fatigue during prolonged use. The tool's cutting head is crafted from robust alloy steel, providing durability and long-lasting performance in demanding environments. With a free speed of 2,200 strokes per minute, the CAT126 delivers clean, burr-free cuts with minimal distortion to the material. Air consumption is rated at 4 CFM, ensuring compatibility with most standard air compressors. The Clarke air shear includes a 1/4-inch NPT air inlet, facilitating easy connection to pneumatic systems. Additionally, the tool's exhaust system directs air away from the user, enhancing comfort and safety. Overall, the Clarke 3120139 CAT126 Air Shear Tool combines precision, reliability, and user-friendly operation, making it a valuable addition to any professional workshop.

Clarke 3120139 CAT126 Air Shear F.A.Q.

How do I properly connect the Clarke 3120139 CAT126 Air Shear Tool to an air compressor?

Ensure the air compressor is turned off. Connect the air hose to the tool's air inlet valve using a compatible quick-connect coupler. Ensure the connection is secure to prevent air leaks.

What type of maintenance does the Clarke 3120139 CAT126 Air Shear Tool require?

Regularly clean the tool with a dry cloth, lubricate the air motor with a few drops of pneumatic tool oil before each use, and check for any loose parts or air leaks.

What should I do if the Air Shear Tool is not cutting properly?

First, check the blades for dullness or damage and replace them if necessary. Ensure the air pressure is set correctly according to the tool's specifications.

How can I adjust the cutting speed of the Clarke 3120139 CAT126 Air Shear Tool?

The cutting speed can be adjusted by varying the air pressure supplied to the tool. Increase the pressure for faster cutting, but ensure it does not exceed the manufacturer's recommended limits.

What safety precautions should I take when using the Air Shear Tool?

Always wear safety goggles and gloves. Ensure the work area is clear of debris and avoid wearing loose clothing that could get caught in the tool.

How do I replace the blades on the Clarke 3120139 CAT126 Air Shear Tool?

Disconnect the air supply. Use a wrench to remove the bolts holding the blades in place. Replace with new blades, ensuring they are securely fastened and aligned correctly.

What is the recommended air pressure for operating the Clarke 3120139 CAT126 Air Shear Tool?

The recommended air pressure is typically between 90-120 PSI. Check the user manual for specific pressure requirements for optimal performance.

Why is the Air Shear Tool losing power during operation?

Check for air leaks in the hose or connections, ensure the compressor is adequately powered, and the air filter is clean. Also, verify the air pressure is within the recommended range.

Can the Clarke 3120139 CAT126 Air Shear Tool cut through stainless steel?

Yes, it can cut through stainless steel sheets, provided the thickness is within the tool's capability, typically around 1.2mm or less.

What should I do if the Clarke 3120139 CAT126 Air Shear Tool is vibrating excessively?

Excessive vibration could indicate worn-out blades or loose components. Inspect and replace blades if necessary, and tighten any loose screws or bolts.