- for ultra fine cutting work, e.g. in electronics and fine mechanics
- in particular for cutting cable ties to length
- ground, very sharp cutting edges without bevel
Please find more information in our online catalogue: htttp://www.knipex.com/product/en/group/7803140
Article-No: 78 03 140 and 78 61 140
Will it cut stainless steel wire 19 SWG?
Can I buy it in Viet Nam ?
I'm afraid I am going to blow a significant portion of my next paycheck on some Knipex pliers. And possibly a wire stripper.
Would these be able to cut small zip ties? I'm a mechanic and interested in these.
I work on rail vehicles and use these for cable ties on looms and cable runs exclusively as they leave no sharp edges. Hope that helps.
Lol yes that's the first thing they show being cut
Thinking about picking these up. Everyone still like these?
Yes they are really good. 😀🙌
請問台灣有通路可買的到嗎？
Hi 呂智豪, Please contact our sales support for Taiwan: www.knipex.com/index.php?id=25&L=1&country=1871
What is the part-number????
Hi Yootjoob, the part number is 78 03 140 or 78 61 140: www.knipex.com/product/en/group/7803140.
Thanks, love your high quality products.
I am sure Knipex is a awesome brand but you will not find me buying them. They are way to crazy expensive in Canada. Plus i watched a guy cut a small paper clip with them and it damaged the cutting edge. Not what I would expect out of a $60.00 flush cutters.
60? You can get them for like $25 shipped from Amazon.de. Don't blame expensive resellers for the price.
@@Fekillix So I just checked on buying 1 knipex cobra pliers and having them delivered to where I live and it still costs $72.00 after the exchange and import fees. So I do not know how you come up with $25.00 to buy them and have them shipped to Canada.
@@MarkK01 Much more expensive than shipping to the US then. But the shipping is basically a flat fee so bigger orders are much better.