Multi-tool FEIN MultiMaster AMM 700 Max AS 19500 RPM Lithium-Ion

The FEIN MultiMaster AMM 700 Max AS 19500 RPM Lithium-Ion is a compact, battery-powered multi-tool engineered for precise cutting tasks across construction, renovation and workshop applications. Powered by an 18 V lithium-ion battery, this oscillating tool delivers a high idle speed of up to 19,500 RPM while remaining lightweight at approximately 1.2 kg. The tool is designed for one-handed handling and offers compatibility with a wide range of oscillating accessories for cutting, scraping and surface preparation.

Advantages

The FEIN MultiMaster AMM 700 Max AS combines high rotational speed with a lightweight design to enable controlled, accurate cuts in wood, metal and composite materials. The cordless lithium-ion system provides freedom of movement on job sites and reduces downtime associated with corded tools. Ergonomic balance and reduced vibration characteristics improve user comfort during extended use. The tool’s accessory interface supports rapid, secure blade changes for improved workflow.

Suitable for

• Precision plunge and flush cutting in wood and laminates
• Cutting screws, nails and metal profiles in renovation work
• Removal of old adhesives, sealants and flooring materials
• Trimming door frames, skirting boards and drywall cutouts
• Detail sanding and surface preparation in confined spaces

Key specifications

• Power source: 18 V lithium-ion battery
• Maximum idle speed: 19,500 RPM
• Tool weight: approx. 1.2 kg (without battery)
• Oscillating multi-tool format with universal accessory interface
• Primary uses: cutting, scraping, sanding and surface preparation

How to use

Before use, fit a compatible oscillating accessory securely to the tool’s mounting interface and ensure the battery is fully charged. Select the appropriate blade or attachment for the material and set the tool to the recommended speed for the task. Hold the tool with a firm, steady grip and guide the accessory to the work surface, allowing the oscillation to perform the cut with minimal force. For plunge cuts, position the blade at the intended start point and apply steady pressure while keeping the tool stable. After use, power off the tool and remove the battery before changing accessories or performing maintenance.

Usage recommendations

For best results, match the accessory type and tooth design to the material being processed, use personal protective equipment including eye and hearing protection, and maintain fully charged batteries for consistent performance. Regularly inspect accessories for wear and replace damaged blades to ensure accurate cutting. When working on metal or abrasive materials, allow the tool to cool periodically to avoid overheating.