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Question for the Knipex guys. What model is the largest flush cut pliars that Knipex makes?
Thanks
Probably a 7″
Good question for Ryan at KC send him a PM
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I think Jimbo is right.
BMack37 wrote:
I think Jimbo is right.
Yea I don’t recall any flush cuts with a model number ending 250…
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Yeah, most are 160mm to 125mm.
You can go through all their cutters on the left menu, the graphic you’re looking for is [External image (www.knipex.com), not copied]
Looks like 72-01-180 is the largest
Yep it is. Are you looking for a larger set?
BMack37 wrote:
On 4/25/2017 at 10:23 PM, BMack37 said:Yeah, most are 160mm to 125mm.
You can go through all their cutters on the left menu, the graphic you’re looking for is [External image (www.knipex.com), not copied]
Looks like 72-01-180 is the largest
KC_Tool wrote:
16 hours ago, KC_Tool said:Yep it is. Are you looking for a larger set?
Currently these are my favorite pair of cutting pliers http://www.homedepot.com/p/Klein-Tools-8-in-Diagonal-Cutting-Pliers-D2488/100648071
I’m looking for flush cut pliers that could easily cut 16 gauge staples.
I wouldn’t cut metal with those. They are designed for plastics. I might suggest
74-01-180 even though they cut with a bevelled edge.
KC_Tool wrote:
8 hours ago, KC_Tool said:I wouldn’t cut metal with those. They are designed for plastics. I might suggest
74-01-180 even though they cut with a bevelled edge.
Agreed, the truly flush cut is mostly for plastics and leads(on a capacitor or resistor), I don’t even use them on diodes. The Kleins are also double beveled, the Knipex should be a great replacement. I’ve cut (small) screws and nails with my 7″ Knipex diagonal cutters.
