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Bolt Cutters

33 products · Hand Tools for Construction

Bolt cutters are long-handled shears that allow bolts, bars, rods, chains and wire mesh to be cut through with little effort. They are common tools for carpenters, metal fabricators, installers and maintenance staff.

What you will find in this collection

  • bolt cutters with forged or tubular handles, in various lengths
  • adjustable bolt cutters in blued steel
  • bolt croppers, also extendable
  • replacement blades for the main models

Brands available include Stanley, Fervi, Unifix, Pavan, Mass, Milwaukee and A.M.E.S.

How to choose

The length of the handles determines the cutting force: the longer they are, the greater the leverage and the diameter that can be cut, but also the bulk. Always check the stated cutting capacity and the hardness of the material: hardened steels require suitable blades. Replacement blades extend the life of the tool when the cutting edge wears.

Tell us what material you need to cut and its diameter: AMES Srl will prepare a quotation for you.

How to choose a bolt cutter: length and cutting capacity
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Frequently asked questions: Bolt Cutters
Which bolt cutters should I choose for cutting bolts, bars and rods of medium diameter?

For bolts, bars and rods of medium diameter you need long-handled bolt cutters. The handle length determines the cutting force: the longer they are, the greater the advantage. For larger diameters consider the extendable bolt cropper in the collection. Always check that the capacity stated on the product page covers the material you have to cut.

Forged handles or tubular handles: what is the difference?

Forged handles are made from hot-worked steel, while tubular ones are hollow and lighter to carry. The catalogue offers both versions in different lengths, both Stanley and other brands. If you often transport the tool, consider the tubular ones; if the work calls for more robustness, look at the forged ones.

Is there a small bolt cutter for precision work?

Yes, the catalogue includes the mini bolt cutter item no. 404, more compact than standard models. It is suited to cutting small-diameter bolts and wires, where a long tool will not fit. For larger cuts use a long-handled model. Before cutting, clamp the piece in a vice to prevent slipping.

How does the Pavan adjustable burnished steel bolt cutter work?

The Pavan 4005 adjustable bolt cutter has an adjustment mechanism, so you adapt the opening to the size of the piece. Burnishing is a surface treatment of steel. To replace the blade use the spare 4005/R for the same model, checking the code before ordering.

What is the difference between bolt cutters and bolt croppers?

The bolt cutter is a long-handled shear that cuts bolts, bars and rods with little effort. The bolt cropper belongs to the same family of tools and is designed for tougher cuts. In the catalogue it also appears in an extendable version, such as the Milwaukee model. Check the capacity stated on the product page before using it on the intended material.

How do I choose the replacement blade for a bolt cutter?

Replacement blades are designed for specific models, and must be matched against the code of your tool, such as the Pavan 4005/R blade or the Halco blades. Before ordering, check that the code matches. Replace the blade only with the tool set down, and check that it is firmly fixed before work.

How do I use bolt cutters safely?

Wear safety glasses, because the cut can throw splinters or fragments. Position the blade perpendicular to the piece and keep your hands away from the cutting zone, gripping the handles. Do not use them on materials harder than those they are rated for, and secure the piece whenever possible.