Tesoura elétrica para chapa Bahco NES500 500 W

On a busy metalworking shop floor, a fabricator needs to cut through 2.5 mm mild steel quickly without distortion. The Bahco NES500 Electric Sheet Metal Shears deliver clean, straight cuts at 2000 strokes per minute, powered by a robust 500 W motor. Its double-edged shear blades slice through steel, stainless steel, and aluminum with minimal burr, while the ergonomic soft-grip handle and lock-on switch reduce fatigue during extended use. Whether you're trimming corrugated roofing sheets or cutting intricate curves in stainless steel, this tool offers the precision and power to get the job done efficiently.

Key specifications

• Motor power: 500 W
• Power supply: 230 V / 50 Hz
• No-load strokes per minute: 2000 spm
• Max cutting capacity (mild steel): 2.5 mm
• Max cutting capacity (stainless steel): 1.6 mm
• Max cutting capacity (aluminum): 3.0 mm
• Min cutting radius: 45 mm
• Blade type: Double-edged shear blades
• Blade material: Hardened steel
• Power cord length: 2.0 m
• Insulation class: Double insulated
• Safety features: Lock-on switch
• Handle design: Ergonomic, soft grip

Why choose it

The Bahco NES500 stands out for its combination of power and maneuverability. The 500 W motor provides ample force for demanding cuts, while the 45 mm minimum cutting radius allows for tight curves and intricate shapes. Double insulation and a lock-on switch enhance safety, and the soft-grip handle ensures comfort during prolonged operation. Its double-edged blades are made from hardened steel, offering long-lasting sharpness and durability.

Ideal use cases

• Cutting corrugated roofing sheets and trapezoidal profiles
• Trimming stainless steel sheets in HVAC and kitchen fabrication
• Creating curved cuts in aluminum for automotive or signage work
• Precision cutting of non-ferrous metals in workshops

Good to know

The shears are double insulated for added safety and come with a 2.0 m power cord for extended reach. The lock-on switch allows continuous operation without holding the trigger, reducing hand fatigue during long cutting sessions. Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment when operating.