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Zijsnijtangen
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Kracht-zijsnijtangen
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Voorsnijtangen
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KNIPEX CoBolt®, Compacte boutensnijtangen
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Zijsnijtangen voor kunststof
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Boutenscharen
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KNIPEX X-Cut®, Compacte zijsnijtangen, grote krachtoverbrenging
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KNIPEX CoBolt® XL, Compacte boutensnijtangen
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Kracht-voorsnijtangen
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Boutenvoorsnijtangen, grote krachtoverbrenging
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KNIPEX TwinForce®, Hoogwaardige zijsnijtangen
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Kracht-middensnijtangen
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Elektronica-voorsnijtangen, met doorgestoken scharnier
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Snijtang voor bouwstaalmatten
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Zijsnijtang voor optische vezelkabel (glasvezelkabel)
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Elektronica-voorsnijtang met schuine kop, met doorgestoken scharnier
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Voorsnijtangen, voor monteurs
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Kracht-vlaksnijtang, voor zacht metaal en kunststof
Snijdende tangen
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Cutting pliers from KNIPEX
Precise and powerful: The right pliers for every cutting task
One of the many secrets behind it: Our high leverage diagonal cutters are made from particularly high-quality and wear-resistant chrome vanadium steel.
Our classic electrician diagonal cutters for cutting stranded wire or solid wire are also robust and precise. With cable ties, the finest strands and even spring wire, our diagonal cutter series for electromechanics is also included.
What types of cutting pliers are there?
A variety of very different cutting tools are available for cutting a wide variety of materials. We briefly present the most important of them here.
The diagonal cutter:
Unlike a front or center cutter, the cutting edge of a diagonal cutter is arranged sideways. The sharp tip of the pliers is mainly used to cut thin materials.
The center cutter:
The effort required is generally lower thanks to the favorable wedge angle of a center cutter. The bolt cutter is also a center cutter: thanks to its two long levers combined with the high-ratio joint, the pliers are even suitable for cutting thick monier iron. It is used with both hands and has the ability to cut chains, bolts or rivets in various industrial areas. A variant of it is the concrete mash cutter – a bolt cutter with an angled shape.
The front cutter:
As the name suggests: The cutting edges of the front cutter are at the front. They are also used, for example, to cut wires. Thanks to a higher transmission ratio in particular, a high leverage front cutter enables the cutting of even harder materials.
The oblique cutter:
Thanks to their special cutting edge arrangement, an electronics oblique cutter can be used at different angles to the workpiece, depending on the version.