Upgrade Your Locksmith Tools: Xhorse Condor XC-003 Key Cutter

Upgrade your key grinding experience with the Xhorse CONDOR XC-003, a high-performance grinding wheel designed for professionals and locksmiths. Whether you're duplicating standard keys or tackling complex side-cut keys, this machine is built to deliver exceptional results every time. Pre-orders are now available - secure yours today!

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Why Choose the Xhorse Condor XC-003?

 High-Precision Cutting

The Condor XC-003 is manufactured using German-made DMG CNC machines. It ensures ultra-precise key replication down to 0.01mm. Its adjustable guiding mechanisms and fine guide pin allow for flawless duplicates, even as the cutter wears over time.

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 Durable & Lightweight Aluminum Body

The machine features a sturdy yet lightweight aluminum frame, making it easy to transport and durable.

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 Two Cutting Modes for Flexibility

 Standard Mode: Energy-saving and safe, the motor locks when the handle is pressed to its limit.

 Continuous Run Mode: Ideal for grinding keys efficiently without interruption.

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 User-Friendly Design

 Ergonomic handle for comfortable operation.

 4-sided rotating clamp for quick switching between key sides - effortlessly operated with one hand.

 Wide 112mm clamp spacing accommodates plastic keys without hassle.

 Built-in bright LED lights for clear visibility in low-light conditions.


 Safety First

 Power switch protection prevents accidental activation.

 Self-resetting handle for emergency motor stops.

 Factory-equipped safety guard to protect against debris.


 Professional-Grade Performance

 Custom high-hardness tungsten steel cutter for efficient, long-lasting use.

 Super-power motor ensures smooth, uninterrupted operation.

 Removable brush for polishing and finishing keys to perfection.

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Pre-Order Now and Elevate Your Key Cutting Game!

Don’t miss your chance to own the Condor XC-003 Key Cutting Machine - a perfect blend of innovation, precision, and safety. Whether you're a locksmith, hardware store owner, or DIY enthusiast, this machine is a game-changer.


Free technical support is included with every purchase.

Contact us now or visit our website to reserve your unit today!


www.xhorse.co.uk

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