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RIVET & BOLT CUTTER OFFSET 401 - VIM Tools

Part #: V142A

The VIM Tools V142A RIVET & BOLT CUTTER OFFSET 401 is engineered for professional technicians and mechanics who require reliable cutting performance in challenging access areas. This specialized tool combines robust construction with an intelligent offset design, allowing for precise and efficient removal of rivets and bolts where standard cutters cannot reach. It is built to withstand the rigors of daily use in both automotive and industrial environments, reflecting VIM Tools' commitment to quality and durability.

Key Features

  • Offset Head Design: Provides crucial clearance for working in confined spaces and around obstructions, enhancing accessibility.
  • Hardened Cutting Jaws: Delivers clean, strong cuts through various rivet and bolt materials, promoting efficiency.
  • Professional-Grade Construction: Manufactured from high-strength materials for extended tool life and consistent performance, a hallmark of VIM Tools.
  • Ergonomic Handles: Designed for comfortable grip and reduced hand fatigue during prolonged use.

Applications

The VIM Tools V142A is an essential tool for numerous tasks, particularly those involving tight clearances.

  • Automotive Repair: Ideal for removing stubborn rivets from body panels, chassis components, exhaust systems, and interior brackets, as well as cutting bolts in congested engine bays or undercarriages.
  • Industrial Maintenance: Effective for disassembling machinery, cutting fasteners on equipment, or modifying structures where standard cutting tools are impractical.
  • Fabrication: Facilitates precise rivet and bolt removal in fabrication and assembly processes, especially in areas with limited overhead or side access.

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  • Model: 191670
  • Shipping Weight: 0.35lbs
  • Manufacturers Part #: V142A
  • Manufactured by: VIM Tools
  • Also Known As: VIM-V142A, VIMV142A

This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 07 January, 2015.