Wire-cutting pliers högert technik HT1P044, 200 mm, CrV steel cutting jaws

Wire-cutting pliers högert technik HT1P044 are 200 mm long hand pliers with cutting jaws manufactured from CrV (chromium-vanadium) steel. The tool is designed for precise cutting of electrical wires and small cables; its hardened cutting edges and robust hinge allow repeated use in workshops, on job sites, and for general electrical and DIY tasks. The compact 200 mm length provides good access in confined spaces while maintaining leverage for clean cuts.

Advantages

The CrV cutting jaws resist wear and keep a sharp edge for consistent performance over time. The compact 200 mm overall length offers a balance between reach and control, enabling precise cuts of insulated and uninsulated conductors. A durable hinge construction reduces play and maintains alignment of the cutting edges through frequent use, and ergonomic handles improve grip and control during work.

Suitable for

• Cutting single-core and multi-core electrical wires
• Trimming small coaxial and signal cables
• General light workshop cutting tasks
• DIY electrical installations and repairs

Key specifications

• Overall length: 200 mm
• Cutting jaws material: CrV (chromium-vanadium) steel
• Tool type: wire-cutting pliers
• Designed use: electrical wires, small cables
• Construction: hardened cutting edges and robust hinge

How to use

Place the wire between the cutting jaws as close to the hinge as practical for maximum leverage. Squeeze the handles firmly and evenly until the cutting edges sever the conductor. For insulated wires, position the jaws so the insulation is cut cleanly without excessive crushing; if a precise strip is required, use a dedicated wire stripper. After cutting, inspect the jaws for debris and clean if necessary to maintain cutting performance.

Usage recommendations

Use the pliers within their intended application: cutting electrical wires and small cables. Avoid cutting hardened steel, nails, or steel wire that can chip or blunt the CrV cutting edges. Regularly clean and, if recommended by general tool care practices, lightly oil the hinge to preserve smooth operation and prolong tool life.