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Clauss 8" Titanium Snips with Wire Cutter, Spring-Assist, Serrated Blades, Gray (18039)

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Clauss 8" Titanium Snips with Wire Cutter, Spring-Assist, Serrated Blades, Gray (18039)
- Heavy duty Snips: Our 8-inch heavy-duty snips are constructed to be practical and get the job done efficiently! Our wider and thicker blades are designed to prevent the blades from extending while cutting through thick and dense materials
- Wire Cutter: The notch wire is an advantage that makes this cutter fast and durable. Feature an internal spring mechanism allows for a fast opening and closing of the blade
- Comfortable Grip: These fine cut snips works great for both left- and right-handed users. The handles are super comfortable and easy to maneuver. The handles ends feature a safety lock to prevent unwanted opening and closing
- Durable: High quality Titanium bonded stainless steel to ensures that the blade will maintain a sharp and sturdy edge while cutting rough material
Primary Application Shop, Shop Shears, Right Hand, Handle Style Straight, Overall Length 8 In. , Length of Cut 2-1/2 In. , Blade Material Titanium Bonded Stainless Steel, Tip Shape Sharp, Cutting Edge Knife, Adjustable No, Handle Design Cushion Grip Curved, Handle Material GFN/TPR, Handle Color Red/Gray, Features Spring Assisted, Application Multipurpose

Country	USA
Brand	Clauss
Manufacturer	Acme United Corporation
Binding	Tools & Home Improvement
ItemPartNumber	18039
Model	18039
Warranty	Lifetime Warranty
Color	Grey
ReleaseDate	2018-10-10
Size	1-Pack
UnitCount	1
UPCs	015829180390
EANs	7535001161076

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