Vehicle care accessory NEO tools 14-034 Depth 272 mm Weight 650 g

The NEO tools 14-034 vehicle care accessory is a compact pneumatic face saw designed for maintenance and repair tasks on vehicles and workshop projects. With a depth of 272 mm and a lightweight construction of 650 g, the tool balances maneuverability and stability for extended use. It operates with a 10 mm blade stroke, delivers up to 9,000 strokes per minute and runs on compressed air at a maximum pressure of 6.3 bar.

Advantages

The saw combines a high cutting speed with moderate air consumption, offering efficient material removal while maintaining control. Its low weight and compact depth make it easy to position in confined spaces typical of vehicle bodywork and mechanical assemblies. The tool includes a 1/4" air connector for standard compressor setups and produces noise levels up to 96 dBa, meeting common workshop safety expectations. CE certification confirms conformity with European safety and quality requirements.

Suitable for

• Cutting metal panels and sheet metal during automotive repair and fabrication
• Trimming plastic components and bodywork parts
• Working on wood trim, interior panels, and small carpentry tasks in vehicle interiors
• General workshop maintenance where a compact pneumatic reciprocating saw is needed

Key specifications

• Depth: 272 mm
• Weight: 650 g
• Blade stroke length: 10 mm
• Maximum air pressure: 6.3 bar
• Average air consumption: 155 l/min
• Stroke rate: up to 9,000 strokes per minute
• Air connector: 1/4"
• Maximum noise level: 96 dBa
• Certification: CE

How to use

Connect the saw to a suitable compressed air source using the 1/4" connector and ensure the supply pressure does not exceed the specified maximum of 6.3 bar. Select and secure an appropriate blade for the material to be cut. Hold the tool firmly with both hands where practical, align the blade with the cut line, and operate the saw at a steady feed rate to avoid forcing the blade. Allow the tool to reach full operating speed before contacting the workpiece and avoid prolonged idling under full air supply to reduce wear.

Usage recommendations

Use personal protective equipment including eye and hearing protection and gloves when cutting. Choose blades rated for metal, plastic or wood according to the material. Maintain regular lubrication and check fittings and hoses for leaks. When working in vehicle cabins or confined areas, ensure adequate ventilation to clear dust and particles produced during cutting.