Snap-on touts cutoff tools

Feb 4, 2013

Snap-on’s three-inch (PT430) and four-inch angle (PT490) one-horsepower cutoff tools are designed for service technicians who have a heavy workload of cutting jobs.

The versatile, durable tools are designed to improve performance and productivity for all kinds of cutting applications. For more information, go to www.snapon.com.

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