Professional electrician's scissors (1-84-280) Stanley

What it is

Professional electrician's scissors (1-84-280) Stanley. Key specifications: cutting type Straight, handle material PVC, pack Casing.

Work scissors are steel scissors for cutting thin cables, tapes, fabric, cardboard and light materials, in electrician's, tailor's or general-purpose versions.

What it is for

Used for wiring control panels and installations, in the installation and maintenance of residential and industrial electrical systems and for cutting everyday site materials.

How to use it

Choose the model for the material: electrician's scissors have short, sturdy blades and some versions have a wire-stripping notch. Cut with the part of the blade near the pivot, where you have most leverage, without twisting the blades. After use, clean the blades and keep the pivot lightly lubricated.

Where it is used

• Renewable energy (solar PV)
• Building services
• Industrial plant engineering

Technical data

• Cutting type: Straight
• Handle material: PVC
• Pack: Casing
• Height (mm): 11
• Length (mm): 220
• Gross weight (g): 134
• Width (mm): 88
• Regulations: ASME B107.500
• Blade material: Steel blades
• Non slip: Serrated cutting edge to prevent slipping
• Handle: PVC handle

Who it is for

Designed for electricians, solar PV installers and industrial maintenance technicians.

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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.