Ingersoll Rand 426 Reversible Air Cutoff Tool, 20000 RPM, 3" Type 1 Wheel
- The Ingersoll Rand 426 is a heavy-duty, reversible pneumatic cutoff tool operating at up to 20,000 rpm. It supports 3-inch Type 1 cutoff wheels and features a composite housing, speed control, and lock-out lever.
- Features:
- Reversible mechanism allows control of spark direction when cutting in either rotation direction.
- Speed regulator knob for adjusting tool speed depending on material and cutting requirements.
- Lock-out lever prevents accidental throttle activation, providing safer operation.
- Composite housing reduces cold air shock to operator hands and contributes to tool weight reduction.
- Inline design and balanced layout deliver better control during precision cutting tasks.
- Specifications:
- Manufacturer: Ingersoll Rand
- Part Number: 426
- Free Speed: 20 000 rpm
- Wheel Type: Type 1 (3 inch)
- Maximum Wheel Diameter: 3 inch
- Maximum Wheel Thickness: 1-1/16 inch
- Average Air Consumption: 26 cfm
- Sound Pressure / Sound Power: 92.1 / 103.1 dB(A)
- Vibration Level: 4.3 m/s²
- Overall Length: 8.2 inch
- System Compatibility: Compatible with standard Type 1 3-inch cutoff wheels and accessories; intended for cutting mufflers, tailpipes, sheet metal, bolts, and similar materials in automotive repair and fabrication settings.
- The Ingersoll Rand 426 may also be referred to as IR 426 reversible cut-off tool, 426 air cut off cutter, 426 20 000 rpm cutoff, Ingersoll Rand 426 Type 1 tool, and 426 inline cutoff.?
Ingersoll Rand is a global leader in industrial solutions, providing innovative and reliable air, fluid, energy, and material handling equipment engineered for durability, efficiency, and performance across manufacturing and service industries.
Q: Can I really get it with 5 cutoff wheels?
A: Some distributors offer bundled packages that include 5 cutoff wheels, but that is not confirmed in the official Ingersoll Rand specification sheet. Always verify the bundle contents before purchase.
Q: What air supply is required for proper operation?
A: Provide clean, dry air at about 90 psi and ensure your compressor and supply lines can deliver at least 26 cfm under load to maintain full speed and performance.
Q: Is the 426 suited for continuous heavy use?
A: Yes, its composite housing and cooling design help manage heat buildup, and it’s built to handle repetitive cuts in fabrication or repair settings. But as with all cutoff tools, proper lubrication, air filtration, and correct wheel selection are critical for longevity.
