Mark lines and centres on metal before drilling and drive out pins and dowels.

Tinsmith's shears
Key features
- Typestraight
- Handletwo-component
- Length (mm)250
What it is
Tinsmith's shears. Key specifications: type straight, handle two-component, length (mm) 250.
Shears are two-bladed tools, hand-held or bench-mounted, that cut sheet metal, branches or sections with a scissor action, depending on the model.
What it is for
Used for cutting metal sections, sheet and tube.
How to use it
Choose the model for the material and thickness: right-cut, left-cut or straight-cut aviation snips for sheet metal, loppers for gardening, and a bench shear for thicker sheet. Feed the material deep into the blades, close to the pivot, and close them with a firm movement without twisting. Wear cut-resistant gloves against sheet metal edges and keep the blades clean, lubricated and with the pivot properly adjusted.
Where it is used
- Building services
- Building maintenance
Technical data
- Type: straight
- Handle: two-component
- Length (mm): 250
Who it is for
Designed for metal fabricators, plumbers and waterproofing specialists.
Related products
- Shears for strapping and sheet metal
- Sheet metal shears
- Cut-Resistant Glove, PU, CS D18, Portwest A642 — from the category Specialist Safety Gloves
- Triangular files 'regular taper' — from the category Files
- Mini shear-bender Fervi 0892 — from the category Presses, Shears and Plate Rolls for Sheet Metal
- Browse the whole category: Shears and Snips
Before you order
In your request, please state the length and the quantities required, so we can give you the right quotation first time.
For prices and availability, request a quote from AMES Srl: we will reply with our quotation, delivery times and, where needed, an equivalent technical alternative.
Specifications 4
| Item code | 485.076.30300 |
|---|---|
| Type | straight |
| Handle | two-component |
| Length (mm) | 250 |
The perfect setup for this job
Everything you need in one place, from functionality to safety.
For the job
Remove stock from and finish metal and wood by hand, taking off burrs and shaping edges.
Set blind rivets and threaded inserts to join sheet metal, working from one side only.





