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Knipex end cutting nipper, steel, flush jaws

Knipex

Knipex 64 52 115 End Cutting Nipper

SKU CH-WY8W-KA09X

End cutting nipper for flush wire cutting in copper, brass, iron, aluminium and steel

  • Product typePliers
  • High-grade special tool steel for lasting durability
  • End-cutting design flush-trims wire in tight spaces
  • Cuts copper, brass, iron, aluminium and steel wire
  • Compact 4-1/2 inch length gives precise control

End Cutting Nipper for Flush Wire Cuts

The Knipex 64 52 115 is a 4-1/2 inch end cutting nipper made from high-grade special tool steel. It is designed for electricians, mechanics and hobbyists who need clean, flush cuts on copper, brass, iron, aluminium and steel wire. The compact length gives good control in tight panels or junction boxes. This tool suits anyone who values a precise, low-profile finish on every snip.

No Bundled Accessories or Software Included

The product ships as a single hand tool with no additional jaws, springs or carrying pouch supplied. There is no software, driver or firmware component associated with this mechanical nipper. Buyers who want a storage case, spare cutting edges or a multi-tool set will need to source those items separately. The nipper itself is ready for immediate use straight from the package.

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Price $59.99
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Questions about this item

When will the cutting edges need resharpening or replacement?

The high-grade special tool steel cutting edges resist wear during normal wire cutting; resharpening is only required if they become noticeably dull after extended use.

What limits continuous cutting before the tool overheats or binds?

Sustained cutting of hard steel wire will heat the jaws first; pause to let the steel cool if the nipper feels warm or cutting effort increases.

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