Electronics diagonal cutter with carbide cutting edges 80 to 83 HRC, 120 mm - Knipex 77 02 120 H

Piano, nickel, tungsten and diode wire wear conventional cutting edges down fast. The 77 02 120 H electronics diagonal cutter works with soldered-in precision carbide edges of 80 to 83 HRC and therefore lasts far longer than a tool with hardened steel edges.

Benefits

• For extreme demands from hard or tough materials such as piano, nickel, tungsten and diode wire in electronics and aerospace.
• Precision carbide cutting edges soldered into forged blanks, edge hardness 80 to 83 HRC.
• Substantially longer service life than pliers with conventional edges, which lowers tooling cost.
• Consistently reliable cutting results because the edges do not deform under overload.
• Sturdy, through-going and backlash-free box joint guides the cut precisely.
• Capacity up to Ø 1.4 mm medium-hard, Ø 1.0 mm hard and Ø 0.6 mm piano wire, 120 mm long at 85 g.

Technical data

Areas of use

Electronics production, aerospace, test benches and maintenance. Wherever the same tool has to cut hard wire grades over long production runs.

Standards and conformity

The tool is built to DIN ISO 9654, the standard for electronics diagonal cutters. According to the manufacturer it contains no substances of very high concern under REACH, and the RoHS directive does not apply.