Product Details

» RoMech hot knives cut styrofoam-like butter, seal the edges cleanly, and leave no debris! You can cut the foam board or foam block at any angle and craft it into whatever shape you want.

» The temperature control dial on the handle can be used to roughly control the heat power. Fifteen heat-intensity graduations ensure that the correct temperature is used for any job.

» It can cut lightweight foam, KT board pink foam, polyurethane, polyethylene, expanded polystyrene (EPS) and extruded polystyrene (XPS), styrofoam, polyester foam, sponge, rubber, and other materials.

» RoMech heat cutter, one 6" and one 8" blade, hard plastic case, hex wrench, and cleaning brush are included. Ideal for architectural modeling, design, and do-it-yourself projects.

Efficient Foam Shaping: The RoMech Styrofoam Thermal Cutter provides a hassle-free solution for shaping and trimming hard foam, whether for ceiling tiles or artistic creations. No special training or skills are required, allowing for the creation of straight edges or intricate shapes quickly and accurately.

Clean Cutting Technology: The RoMech Thermal Cutter ensures a clean and smooth cut without the mess. Unlike conventional knives, the heat reaction with the foam eliminates dust and debris, providing a tidy cutting experience. Designed for commercial and industrial use, it is a preferred tool for hard foam modeling, DIY projects, and construction.

Rapid and Precise Cutting: With a cutting temperature reached in as little as 10 seconds, the RoMech cutting system effortlessly glides through hard foam with minimal resistance. Its maneuverability allows for freehand shaping or easy following of a guide, making it an ideal choice for construction tasks, whether trimming tiles or shaping outlet points.

Wide Range of Applicability: The cutter is specifically designed for use on various hard foams, including Styrofoam, Polystyrene (PS), PUR rigid foam, Neopor, Polyurethanes, and PU foam. Operating as a hot knife system with a blade reaching temperatures up to 932°F (500°C), it is crucial to thoroughly read and understand the operating instructions before use.