Ingersoll Rand 529 Air Reciprocating Saw, 9,500 SPM
Ingersoll Rand 529 is a pneumatic reciprocating saw with a stated rate of 9,500 strokes per minute. It is a compressed-air cutting option, so blade selection and the shop air connection belong in the purchasing decision alongside stroke rate.
Specifications and included details
- Ingersoll Rand model 529 air reciprocating saw.
- Listed rate of 9,500 strokes per minute.
- Reciprocating blade motion rather than a rotating cutting disc.
- Pneumatic power format for a workshop compressed-air setup.
Before ordering
Confirm the blade mounting system, approved blade and material limits in the manual. Check the required pressure, airflow and hose connection before ordering; stroke rate alone does not establish cut depth, blade stroke length or compressor demand.
Product questions and answers
What does 9,500 SPM mean?
It is the number of blade strokes per minute. It is not motor RPM or a guaranteed cutting speed through a particular material.
Does it use a cordless battery?
No. Model 529 is described as an air reciprocating saw and requires an appropriate compressed-air supply.
Can stroke rate tell me the maximum cutting thickness?
No. Blade type, stroke length, material and the manufacturer's capacity limits also matter. Verify those requirements for the intended cut.
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