JMA Nomad Go Portable Key Duplicator Machine With Built-In Battery
| Cutter | FP11 (Ø63 x 5 x 16mm) | 
| Width | 266mm | 
| Height | 215mm | 
| Depth | 165mm | 
| Weight | 17.637 lbs | 
| Speed | 2100 RPM | 
| Useful Run | X = 53mm | 
| Transmission | Ribbed Belt | 
| Motor | 24V DC - 150W | 
| Power Supply | Lithium Ion Battery 25.9V 2500mAh | 
| Key Cutting Machine | Machines | 
| Condition | New | 
JMA / Key Cutting Machines
The JMA NOMAD-GO is a highly portable and self-sufficient key duplicator. Equipped with a built-in battery, this compact machine can operate for up to 4 hours without an external power source, making it perfect for mobile locksmiths. Designed for both portability and precision, the NOMAD-GO delivers high-quality key duplication in a lightweight and convenient package.
Features:
- Ultra-Compact Frame: The NOMAD-GO features an ultra-compact and lightweight design, enhancing portability.
 - Mobile Versatility: Its portability allows for key duplication services wherever they are needed.
 - Battery-Powered Convenience: With a built-in battery, the machine provides up to 4 hours of uninterrupted operation.
 - Cord-Free Mobility: The built-in battery eliminates the need for a hardwired power connection, offering true autonomy.
 - Crafted for Mobile Locksmiths: Specifically designed to meet the demands of mobile locksmith professionals.
 - Precision Engineering: Engineered to deliver precise and accurate key duplicates.
 - Professional-Grade Results: Ensures high-quality key duplication despite its compact size.
 - Micrometric Fine-Tuning: Features micrometric adjustment capabilities for precise fine-tuning during duplication.
 - Ergonomic 4-Way Jaws: The 4-way ergonomic jaws provide a secure and efficient grip on keys, enhancing stability and accuracy.
 - Smooth Carriage Movement: The carriage offers smooth and fluid movement for seamless key duplication operations.
 - Nylon Abrasive Brush: Includes a nylon abrasive brush to aid in cleaning and maintenance, ensuring optimal performance over time.
 
