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KNIPEX Tools 74 21 200, 8-Inch High Leverage Angled Diagonal Cutters

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Pattern Name: Cutters


Style: 8-Inch, Angled


Features

  • High leverage Diagonal Cutters for very tough, continuous use
  • 20% reduction in required force compared to conventional diagonal cutters of the same length
  • Precision cutting edges
  • High leverage means less force required because the rivet is cloer to the cutting edge
  • Cutting Capacity - up to 11/64" for medium wire, up to 1/8" for hard and up to 3/32" for piano wire

Description

High leverage Diagonal cutters for very tough, continuous use. High cutting performance with minimum effort due to optimum co-ordination of the cutting edge angle and transmission ratio. Precision cutting edges additionally induction hardened (cutting edge hardness approx. 64 HRC), for all sorts of wire including piano wire.

Brand: Knipex Tools LP


Material: Chrome Vanadium Steel


Product Dimensions: 8"L x 2.06"W


Color: Multi


Handle Material: Plastic


Item Weight: 9.44 ounces


Specific Uses For Product: Cutters


Specification Met: DIN ISO 5749


UPC:


Global Trade Identification Number: 17, 83


Brand: ‎Knipex Tools LP


Material: ‎Chrome Vanadium Steel


Product Dimensions: ‎8"L x 2.06"W


Color: ‎Multi


Handle Material: ‎Plastic


Item Weight: ‎9.44 ounces


Specific Uses For Product: ‎Cutters


Specification Met: ‎DIN ISO 5749


UPC: ‎735090072759 752913169168 000000742122 843221005153


Global Trade Identification Number: ‎17, 83


Manufacturer: ‎Knipex Tools LP


Part Number: ‎74 21 200


Item Weight: ‎9.4 ounces


Item model number: ‎7421200


Batteries: ‎1 Unknown batteries required.


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Size: ‎One Size


Style: ‎8-Inch, Angled


Pattern: ‎Cutters


Power Source: ‎hand-powered


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Number Of Pieces: ‎1


Number of Handles: ‎2


Included Components: ‎1 Knipex Branded Product


Batteries Included?: ‎No


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Warranty Description: ‎Lifetime warranty does not cover abuse


Date First Available: June 8, 2006


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  • One of the best
Pattern Name: Cutters Style: 8-Inch, Angled
*UPDATE* So I got myself a new set of these to replace my old ones...twice. First set wouldn't open/close easily, blades didn't look completely finished, and the markings on the handles were already worn off. Returned, figuring I got a lemon. Got my second set, they open and close just fine, markings are all there, only problem is the blades don't line up, so they cut like crap. Trying to cut tape it just bends the tape instead of cutting it. Seems like they must be cutting corners to keep up with demand, and the quality just isn't there any more. Go get yourself a set of blue handle Kleins and call it a day, these just aren't worth it any more. *ORIGINAL REVIEW* Been using these for about a year and a half now, as a professional commercial/industrial electrician. These 8" cutters are probably some of the best you can buy in my opinion. They're small, light, cut most anything without taking significant damage to the blades, fit perfectly in the hand, and hold up over time. I recently blew my pair up cutting a wire I thought was dead, and most likely I'll probably get another pair of the same. They really are just that good. I've cut #2 copper, jack chain, 12/2 MC, 12/2 NM, countless screws, nails, staples and just about everything else I've come across with these, and they've held up great. Don't believe all the hype though, these dull over time just like anything else. Recently had to demo out a bunch of 12/4 BX (steel armor) cable, and these had an awful tough time getting through it. First kind of cable I've come across where I've had to cut half at a time with these cutters. Even with 12/3 MC they'd make it through in one shot, but not with this stuff. The steel armor definitely dulled the blades a significant amount as well - there are a few spots I can see daylight in the blades now. I also have a set of the 10" cutters, which perform just as well, though it's hard to describe how much bigger the 10" cutters are. The handles are thicker, the whole thing is significantly heavier, the handle throw is longer to get around the same size wire as the 8" version, and they're just overall more awkward to use. By "handle throw", I mean with the 8" cutters, you may have to open the handles 4 inches to get around a 12/2 MC and cut it, but with the 10" cutters, you're looking at a 5-6" throw to get around the same cable. With my hand size, it makes the 10" cutters almost impractical to use. If you're on the fence about getting the 8" vs the 10", I'd recommend the 8" version by far. You don't gain *that* much extra leverage with the 10" version, and if you're cutting stuff big enough to need the extra leverage, you should probably be using your linesman pliers instead anyway. I've tried the Klein red handle cutters, the Klein "heavy duty" blue handle cutters, the Klein J2000 "Journeyman" series cutters, the Irwin cutters made by NWS, and these Knipex cutters, and these are still my favorites. They take all the abuse I can give them, hold up long enough to make them worth the price, fit in tight spaces and cut like a dream. If you're on the fence between these and pretty much anything else on the market, I'd recommend these by a mile. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2019 by Bob Bob

  • A cut above
Pattern Name: Cutters Style: 8-Inch, Angled
Let me cut to the chase: the KNIPEX Diagonal Cutters are a game-changer. It's Knipex, need I say more? The brand's reputation for quality precedes itself, and these cutters certainly live up to the hype. First off, the build quality is impeccable. These cutters feel sturdy and durable in hand, a testament to the craftsmanship that goes into every Knipex tool. The high leverage design makes cutting effortless, even through tougher materials, saving both time and effort. I was lucky enough to snag these at a great sale price, and I couldn't resist picking up a second pair for my father-in-law. That's how confident I am in their performance. They're exactly what I needed to round out my tool collection, and I have no doubt they'll serve me well for years to come. In short, if you're in the market for a reliable pair of diagonal cutters, look no further than the KNIPEX. With Knipex, you know you're getting quality, and these cutters are no exception. Trust me, you won't be disappointed. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2024 by Steve J.

  • Knipex for the win
Pattern Name: Cutters Style: 8-Inch, Angled
Love the performance of these snippers, comfortable and perfect in your hand, for the money you can’t do better, they are light and high quality. Come in all sizes but I prefer the 7 or 8 “. Great value for high performance tools
Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2024 by B_Carlson

  • Solid Construction
Pattern Name: Cutters Style: 8-Inch, Angled
Excellent pair of pliers, comfortable in you hands! They perform well have even use to cut welded wire fence with them. The design helps make cutting easier, and with the angled head you can see your cuts easier.
Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2024 by Charles1128 Charles1128

  • Knipex is the benchmark
Pattern Name: Cutters Style: 8-Inch, Angled
These are one of the best side cutters I have ever owned, hands down. Quality, function and durability second to none.
Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2024 by M. Ercolino

  • worked
Pattern Name: Cutters Style: 8-Inch, Angled
worked good! my husband uses it everyday at work
Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2024 by Kelton & Madison

  • Cuts anything and the blade looks like new
Pattern Name: Cutters Style: 8-Inch, Angled
Awesome cutter, looks like new even though I was expecting it to have nicks in the edges from applying so much pressure cutting off pex clamps, nails, and other metals.
Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2024 by GEC

  • Bulletproof
Pattern Name: Cutters Style: 8-Inch, Angled
Their isnt much these cutters cant handle ( obviously within reason) . They are wicked sharp and using them is effortless. The handles dont dig into your palm like most other side cutters. they do feel deceptively light but dont be fooled. they are by no means a light duty tool. The hinge does come a little stiff from the factory but working them back and forth for 30 seconds usually does the trick. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2024 by Shane M. Mckavanagh

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