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Concreters' Nipper
(Concreter's Nippers or Fixer's Nippers)
Length: 200 mm
Surface:  atramentised / lacquered / burnished
Grips: without handle sleeves
99 00 220
Concreters' Nipper
(Concreter's Nippers or Fixer's Nippers)
Length: 220 mm
Surface:  atramentised / lacquered / burnished
Grips: without handle sleeves
99 00 250
Concreters' Nipper
(Concreter's Nippers or Fixer's Nippers)
Length: 250 mm
Surface:  atramentised / lacquered / burnished
Grips: without handle sleeves
99 00 280
Concreters' Nipper
(Concreter's Nippers or Fixer's Nippers)
Length: 280 mm
Surface:  atramentised / lacquered / burnished
Grips: without handle sleeves
99 00 300
Concreters' Nipper
(Concreter's Nippers or Fixer's Nippers)
Length: 300 mm
Surface:  atramentised / lacquered / burnished
Grips: without handle sleeves
99 00 220 K12
Concreters' Nipper
(Concreter's Nippers or Fixer's Nippers)
Length: 220 mm
Surface:  atramentised / lacquered / burnished
Grips: without handle sleeves
99 01 200
Concreters' Nipper
(Concreter's Nippers or Fixer's Nippers)
Length: 200 mm
Surface:  atramentised / lacquered / burnished
Grips: plastic coated
99 01 220
Concreters' Nipper
(Concreter's Nippers or Fixer's Nippers)
Length: 220 mm
Surface:  atramentised / lacquered / burnished
Grips: plastic coated
99 01 250
Concreters' Nipper
(Concreter's Nippers or Fixer's Nippers)
Length: 250 mm
Surface:  atramentised / lacquered / burnished
Grips: plastic coated
99 01 300
Concreters' Nipper
(Concreter's Nippers or Fixer's Nippers)
Length: 300 mm
Surface:  atramentised / lacquered / burnished
Grips: plastic coated
99 01 280
Concreters' Nipper
(Concreter's Nippers or Fixer's Nippers)
Length: 280 mm
Surface:  atramentised / lacquered / burnished
Grips: plastic coated
99 04 220
Concreters' Nipper
(Concreter's Nippers or Fixer's Nippers)
Length: 220 mm
Surface:  chrome-plated / zinc-plated
Grips: without handle sleeves
99 04 250
Concreters' Nipper
(Concreter's Nippers or Fixer's Nippers)
Length: 250 mm
Surface:  chrome-plated / zinc-plated
Grips: without handle sleeves
99 04 280
Concreters' Nipper
(Concreter's Nippers or Fixer's Nippers)
Length: 280 mm
Surface:  chrome-plated / zinc-plated
Grips: without handle sleeves
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High Leverage Concreters' Nipper
High lever transmission
Length: 250 mm
Surface:  atramentised / lacquered / burnished
Grips: without handle sleeves
99 10 300
High Leverage Concreters' Nipper
High lever transmission
Length: 300 mm
Surface:  atramentised / lacquered / burnished
Grips: without handle sleeves
99 11 250
High Leverage Concreters' Nipper
High lever transmission
Length: 250 mm
Surface:  atramentised / lacquered / burnished
Grips: plastic coated
99 11 300
High Leverage Concreters' Nipper
High lever transmission
Length: 300 mm
Surface:  atramentised / lacquered / burnished
Grips: plastic coated
99 14 250
High Leverage Concreters' Nipper
High lever transmission
Length: 250 mm
Surface:  chrome-plated / zinc-plated
Grips: without handle sleeves
99 14 300
High Leverage Concreters' Nipper
High lever transmission
Length: 300 mm
Surface:  chrome-plated / zinc-plated
Grips: without handle sleeves

Concreters' nippers or fixers' nippers

Twist and cut binding wire quickly and reliably

Concreters' pincers are also called fixers' pincers. Typical for this type are the short head compared to the conventional pliers and the long, slim handles, which allow the pliers to be turned easily and quickly in the hand.

 

The main task of pincers is to twist and cut binding wire when laying concrete mesh and reinforcement rods in reinforced concrete construction. Here, after the installation of the formwork, concrete is poured around the steel, which works as a reinforcement.

 

As a leading manufacturer of concreters' pincers, KNIPEX offers you a whole range of products that have been specially designed for this technology. For example, in order to be more powerful. This is why our range also includes high leverage concreters' pincers that can save up to 25% of effort compared to conventional pincers the same size.

 

 

 

The decisive factor here is that the head is shorter, which leads to better transmission of the hand force. In addition, the pliers legs of this version dampen the cutting impact particularly strongly, so that the highest level of operating comfort is also guaranteed.

 

Many of our pincers are also “better” in the sense of “more durable” thanks to atramentized surfaces. The phosphating is an important part of the comprehensive rust protection concept. In addition, the cutting edges are induction hardened so that still they cut through solder wire after long and intensive use.

 

What is a pair of concreters' pincers used for?

 

As the name suggests: Concreters' pincers are mainly used for concrete work. The inventor of modern reinforced concrete construction is a French man called Joseph Monier.

 

He had the idea of using a composite of steel and concrete to reinforce the wearing behavior. In the construction process, the pincers help to twist the binding wires and cut them off in one step.