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4.0 amp, 1,000 SPM
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Cuts up to 8.75 ft. per minute
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1.65 in. starting hole
required
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AC-DC toggle switch allows for
two-handed operation
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 Voltage
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120 AC/DC
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Amps
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4.0
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No
Load Speed
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1,000 SPM
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Capacity
in Steel
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10 Ga.
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Capacity
in Stainless
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12 Ga.
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Cord
Type
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8 ft. Fixed
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Construction
Type
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Double Insulated
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Switch
Type
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Toggle
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Trigger
Lock
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On/Off
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Minimum
Cutting Radius
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2-1/2 in.
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Starting
Hole
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1-2/3 in.
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Length
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12-1/4 in.
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Tool
Weight
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7.8 lbs.
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Shipping
Weight
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9.3 lbs.
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A nibbler uses a punch
and die to make the cut, this is perfect
for tight radius cuts into steel. The
cutter can be set in 8 positions to make
cutting easier. A 1.65 in. starter hole
is all that is needed to start or start
from the edge of the material. A nibbler
is also what you need if you are cutting
corrugated metal. The 6880 is our
heaviest nibbler with 10 gauge capacity
in steel and 12 gauge into stainless.
When perfect cuts are what you need,
look to the Milwaukee line of nibblers.
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