Angled Electricians Shears - Knipex

The Knipex 950520US Angled Electricians Shears are purpose-built for professional technicians requiring exceptional precision and ergonomic comfort in demanding electrical and industrial applications. Featuring a unique 45° angled head, these shears enhance working posture and significantly improve sight lines, making them ideal for intricate tasks in confined spaces like vehicle engine bays or industrial control panels. This design promotes accuracy and efficiency for critical wire cutting and crimping operations.

Key Features

• Ergonomic 45° Angled Design: Facilitates a natural hand position and superior visibility, enabling precise cuts in restricted and hard-to-reach areas.
• Precision Stainless Steel Blades: Equipped with fine serrations and precision-ground cutting edges (56 HRC hardness) for clean, non-slip cuts through various materials.
• Integrated Crimping Functions: Includes two dedicated crimping areas for end ferrules, accommodating 10-20 AWG and 4-8 AWG wire sizes, streamlining terminal connections.
• Multi-Purpose Wire Cutter: An additional wire cutter is conveniently located ahead of the slide lock, adding versatility for general cutting tasks.
• Durable Construction: Handles feature comfortable multi-component grips and are reinforced with fiberglass plastic for sustained professional use and longevity in demanding environments.
• Secure & Compact Storage: Designed with an integrated opening spring and a reliable lock mechanism for safe transport and efficient storage.

Applications

These Angled Electricians Shears are an indispensable tool for electrical installations, automotive electrical work, and industrial maintenance. They excel in tasks demanding meticulous wire cutting, stripping, and crimping, such as constructing and modifying wiring harnesses, installing communication cables, or executing repairs within tight engine compartments and complex machinery enclosures. The integrated crimping capabilities further enhance workflow for electricians and mechanics working with a range of terminal connections.