Industrial Cr-V End Cutting Pliers 180mm(7")

Description

TOTAL End cutting pliers (THT260702)

TOTAL THT260702 is an industrial-grade end cutting plier (end nipper) engineered to execute completely flush, sub-surface shear cuts through structural nails, drywall screws, concrete reinforcing ties, metal pins, and thick cable runs. Forged from ultra-tough Chrome Vanadium (Cr-V) steel, this 7-inch (180mm) tool maximizes manual leverage to cleanly bite through high-tensile hardware, making it a mandatory procurement asset for concrete formwork installers, builders, floor layers, and automotive body techs.

Industrial Metallurgy & Flush-Cut Engineering

• Chrome Vanadium (Cr-V) Core: Drop-forged and induction heat-treated to achieve optimum core tensile strength and edge hardness. The industrial-grade steel alloy entirely prevents jaw deformation when squeezing through dense metal fasteners
• Dual-Action Surface Protection: The pliers undergo a specialized chemical black-oxide conversion treatment to establish deep resistance against humidity, moisture, and shop chemicals, accented by a precision-machined, mirror-polished cutting face
• Flat-Profile Pincer Jaws: The knife-edges are ground flat at the tip face, allowing the cutting blades to ride directly against the work surface for a smooth, flat finish that removes protruding metal and eliminates snag hazards
• 7-Inch (180mm) Ergonomic Framework: The length ratio of the handles relative to the short, compact cutting head maximizes the physical mechanical advantage, transferring massive jaw-crushing energy into the workpiece with minimal hand effort

Technical Specifications:

• Size / Length: 7 inches / 180mm
• Material Composition: Forged Chrome Vanadium (Cr-V) Steel
• Surface Coating: Industrial black finish with a polished cutting head
• Handle Configuration: Sleek, high-friction dipped protective grip sleeves
• Primary Applications: Snipping protruding nail shafts, twisting and cutting concrete tie wires, extracting buried staples, flush-cropping electrical wire loops, and removing rusted cotter pins