Knipex high Leverage Concreters' Nipper lever transmission black atramentized, plastic coated 250 mm 99 11

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The Knipex High Leverage Concreter's Nippers offer substantially higher cutting performance as well as a damping of the cutting stroke after cutting the binding wire two valuable ergonomic advantages for the user. They can twist and cut wire in one operation making them fast reliable and economical. Made from special tool steel that has been oil-hardened and tempered with an extra slim form. Making them ideal for tying submerged positioned steel rods. They provide a particularly high cutting capacity with minimum effort due to their optimum transmission ratio. High damping of the cutting stroke after cutting the binding wire reduces strain on tendons and muscles. These Knipex High Leverage Concreter's Nippers have a black atramentized head with polished tips and plastic coated handles. With the following specification: Overall Length: 250mm (10in).Wire Cutting Capacities: Hard: 1.8mm Medium: 3.3mm.Head Width: 25mm.Weight: 350g.PTDKPX9911250

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99 11 250 High Leverage Concreters' Nipper 25% less effort required compared to conventional concreters' nippers of the same size. extra-slim form for tying deep mounted steel rods. To lace concrete reinforcing steel with binding wire from a roll. Wire is twisted and cut in a single pass. High-leverage joint, minimising strain, even when thick binding wires are used. The high damping of the cutting stroke on cutting through the binding wire reduces the strain on tendons and muscles. Cutting edges additionally hardened; cutting edge hardness approx. 61 HRC. - Cutting capacities medium hard wire (diameter): Ø 1.8mm- Cutting capacities medium hard wire (diameter): Ø 3.3mm- Head width (W3): 25.0mm- Cutting edge length mm: 23.0mm

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To lace concrete reinforcing steel with binding wire from a roll Wire is twisted and cut in a single pass High-leverage joint, minimising strain, even when thick binding wires are used The high damping of the cutting stroke on cutting through the binding wire reduces the strain on tendons and muscles Cutting edges additionally hardened