TOOLS


Cutters, Guillotines & Shears


16mm Ultra Flush Cut, Lindstrom 8162


Maun 3010.150 End Cutter


Maun 2990.160 Side Cutter


 engt: 16mm  aximum Hard ire Cutting mm


 16mm cutting lengt  16mm ide as  ltra us cut  indstrom 816


Code P19505 Description


16mm Ultra Flush Cut, Lindstrom 8162


Maun Cutters UOM Price EACH £58.95


 engt: 1mm  aximum Hard ire Cutting mm  aximum pening: 4mm


Code P33215 Description Maun 3010.150 End Cutter


UOM Price EACH


Maun 2999.140 Side Cutter with PVC Sleeves


£28.25 Code P33209 Description Maun 2990.160 Side Cutter


UOM Price EACH


Maun 3018.200 Side Cutter with PVC Sleeves


£21.95


aun Cutters establised since 1944 ade in te nited Kingdom


aun Cutters comprise of compound lever action giving considerable mecanical advantage cuttings operations Antirust nis it brigt nicel plated andles and fully treated cemically anti glare blaced cutting as Tis is especially useful en te pressure exerted sould be applied it exactly opposite force itout slippage


Cutters it cutting as are constructed of ig uality materials ic are to provide exceptional durability and give you extra comfort plus poer because of te uniue compound lever action pliers construction Also available in plasticcoated cusion grip andles provides maximum comfort


Te essential features of all aun cutting nippers are te accuracy of te cutting edges and te uality of te steel and eat treatment


Te compound lever design gives good mecanical advantage, alloing te plier to cut piano ire it andle loads signicantly less tan conventional forged pliers of euilalent sie


aun cutters:  331 emi us  338 emi us  33 emi us  339 emi us  3316 emi us


 engt: 16mm  aximum Hard ire Cutting mm  C leeves


Code P33207 Description


Maun 2999.160 Side Cutter with PVC Sleeves


UOM Price EACH £24.50


Te original Irin Gilbo cutting snips ere rst designed in 194 and ave dominated te seet metal cutting industry to suc an extent tat today, snips and sears are referred to as Gilbos


Tese Irin Gilbo cutting snips ave accurately ground edges tat ensure te material being cut does not slip out of te as and become damaged Te ollo ground a faces provide a longer life to te cutting edge


Gilbo cutters are ointed it a nut and bolt design essential in ensuring te longest possible life of te oint, ilst eeping a good easy smoot cutting movement


Wire Steel Coils See Page 1103


Wire Steel Wool See Page 953


Irin Gilbo snips and sears ave a great cutting capability ic is muc greater tan te strengt of te user and ill provide a good, clean, easy cut edge to any or piece


e ave selection of various sies and saper to cater for all sorts of cutting obs traigt cutters are traditional, but tae a loo at a curved set ery easy


 engt: 14mm  aximum Hard ire Cutting mm  C leeves


Code P33208 Description


Maun 2999.140 Side Cutter with PVC Sleeves


UOM Price EACH £22.40


 engt: mm  aximum Hard ire Cutting mm


Code P33216 Description


Maun 3018.200 Side Cutter with PVC Sleeves


Shear Cutters, Gilbow


Maun 2999.160 Side Cutter with PVC Sleeves


UOM Price EACH £69.95


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