Maun End Cutting Plier for Hard Wire 150 mm

End Cutting Plier An end cutting plier is designed purely for cutting metal, such as wire, nails and springs. These pliers work by applying a high shearing force to the metal, that indents and wedges it apart. Key requirements are a high-leverage design and tough, accurate cutting edges. High leverage has been traditionally achieved by increasing the handle length.

• CUT HARD WIRE EASILY - Precision cutting edges suitable for hard or soft wire. Cutting capacity piano wire 1.6 mm diameter, hard wire 2.0 mm diameter.
• MINIMAL EFFORT - Compound-lever design multiplies hand force by 14 times for less cutting effort. Ideal for repeated use by professionals.
• BUILT TO LAST - Made in England, this tool has blackened steel jaws, and induction hardened to HRC 64 for durability. Pressed steel handles have a rust-proof finish and detailing for added grip.
• TOOLBOX ESSENTIAL - Compact, high-performance tool for professionals who cut wire for a living (sprung bed mattress manufacturers, metal fabrication operators, skilled tradespeople) and serious DIY-ers.

A more compact, lightweight tool results from a compound-lever design that increases the multiple of the hand force at the cutting edge. Maun 3010-150 End Cutting Plier For Hard Wire 150 mm Maun’s 3010-150 is a compact end-cutting plier, perfect for hard wire cutting. It has been engineered for high performance, especially where repeated cutting is required. The cutting edges on the jaws are precision machined from high-quality steel for accuracy. These are subsequently induction hardened to achieve an industry-leading hardness of HRC 64. The tool features a compound-lever design using two distinct pivot points. These multiply the hand force applied by 14 times at the cutting edge, reducing operator fatigue, especially with constant use. The cutting capacity of the plier is 1.6 mm diameter for piano wire and 2.0 mm diameter for hard wire. The tool is 150 mm long. Its handles have detailing for added grip. Built To Last Like all Maun tools, this end cutter is built to last. It is constructed with blackened steel jaws that are induction hardened to HRC 64 for durability. To protect against rust, the handles are zinc plated. The cutting plier conforms to rigorous British and international standards (BS 3087-7:1996, ISO 5747:1995). It is manufactured in our factory in Nottinghamshire, England by our team of plier-making experts. End Cutting Plier An end cutting plier is designed purely for cutting metal, such as wire, nails and springs. These pliers work by applying a high shearing force to the metal, that indents and wedges it apart. Key requirements are a high-leverage design and tough, accurate cutting edges. High leverage has been traditionally achieved by increasing the handle length. A more compact, lightweight tool results from a compound-lever design that increases the multiple of the hand force at the cutting edge. Maun 3010-150 End Cutting Plier For Hard Wire 150 mm Maun’s 3010-150 is a compact end-cutting plier, perfect for hard wire cutting. It has been engineered for high performance, especially where repeated cutting is required. The cutting edges on the jaws are precision machined from high-quality steel for accuracy. These are subsequently induction hardened to achieve an industry-leading hardness of HRC 64. The tool features a compound-lever design using two distinct pivot points. These multiply the hand force applied by 14 times at the cutting edge, reducing operator fatigue, especially with constant use. The cutting capacity of the plier is 1.6 mm diameter for piano wire and 2.0 mm diameter for hard wire. The tool is 150 mm long. Its handles have detailing for added grip. Built To Last Like all Maun tools, this end cutter is built to last. It is constructed with blackened steel jaws that are induction hardened to HRC 64 for durability. To protect against rust, the handles are zinc plated. The cutting plier conforms to rigorous British and international standards (BS 3087-7:1996, ISO 5747:1995). It is manufactured in our factory in Nottinghamshire, England by our team of plier-making experts.