71 32 200 Comfort Grip High Leverage CoBolt Cutter with Notch and Spring

indudablemente la mejor opcion,. es de un mayor precio comparado a otras opciones, pero el material es muy bueno y funciona excelentemente

値段はそこそこ張りますが余程無茶しない限りは切れまくりますので割高感はないです。

Super fast delivery quality product

Alicate de corte duro (Cortabulones), recomendado para electricista que colocan muy a menudo regiban, corta todo tipo de alambres, tornillos, clavos hasta aproximadamente 4 mm, después de allí muy difícil ya que la abertura del alicate no da la amplitud mejor usar otra herramienta de corte, muy cómoda de usar el corte es inmediato y fácil hecha de muy buen material, recomiendo su compra.

These Knipex 71 32 200 pliers are the best cutters I've ever owned...And I've owned Proto, Cresent, GearWrench, Klein, S&K and a few others. In addition to these Knipex 71 32 200 cutters I've tried the same type Knipex pliers without the notch and the angled ones also without the notch. I settled on these with the notch and the angled ones without the notch. Both have the springs. This pair with the notch can handle the thicker nails and bolts while the angled unit handles the slightly wider stuff like Romex and aluminum flat bar. The notch unit can handle the wider stuff too, but the notch sometimes leaves a ragged cut on the notch edge whereas the wider/angled pliers cut cleaner all the way across. I'm retired so I'm at the age where my grip strength is declining so I needed/wanted cutters that cut with less resistance and consequently less stress on the hand, wrist and arm in general. Now I wish I had been using them all along. Its too bad that some of the USA brands don't make this type of mini bolt cutter type pliers so we could help the economy a little more. The USA brands have some high leverage units but none that match these Knipex for ease of cutting, at least not the ones I've tried. The price is a little steep when comparing to conventional cutters, but with the less wear and tear on the wrist, hand and arm they are well worth it in the end. Once you get over the sticker shock its all down hill... kd