A flywheel-coupled motor enables battery-powered sheet cutting with better maneuverability, mid-sheet starts, and fewer sharp fragments.
A rotatable die holder and asymmetric punch enable cordless mid-sheet metal cutting with better access, precision, and reduced fragment generation.
A slim chip collection attachment fits the die holder profile, contains chips, and allows smaller machining start holes for easier nibbler use.
A battery-powered punch tool uses a chip bag and spring-loaded die holder lock to improve maneuverability, debris handling, and setup speed.
A rotatable battery-powered punch head collects sharp chips and starts cuts mid-sheet or on closed ducts for cleaner, more maneuverable metal cutting.
A nibbler assembly uses a punch with arcuate corners and a die featuring an upstream recess to form elongated holes in sheet material.
A steel sheet processing method uses a nibbler to trim drawn workpieces along formed beads.
Segmented cutting unit reduces jamming risk and feeding time by processing large scrap pieces into manageable sizes via independent blade directions.