Knipex sliding latch for shears model 95 31 280 — spare sliding latch (MPN 95 39 04)

Replacement sliding latch designed for Knipex shears model 95 31 280. This metal sliding latch restores the locking function that secures the blades in the closed position, enabling safe transport and storage of the shears. Intended as a spare part for maintenance and repair, the latch offers a direct substitute to return the tool to service without replacing the entire shear.

Advantages

The sliding latch is made of metal for durable operation and precise engagement with the shear blades. It provides consistent locking and unlocking action to prevent accidental opening during handling and storage. As a dedicated spare component, it simplifies repairs and reduces downtime compared with replacing the complete tool.

Suitable for

• Repair and maintenance of Knipex shears model 95 31 280
• Replacing a worn, bent or missing latch on the specified shears
• Workshops and service centers performing fast part-level fixes
• Users who prefer to restore original locking function without tool replacement

Key specifications

• Material: metal construction for wear resistance
• Function: secures blades in closed position, provides locking and releasing action
• Compatibility: designed specifically for the Knipex shear geometry of model 95 31 280
• Application: replacement spare part for maintenance and repair

How to use

Remove the damaged or missing sliding latch from the shear by loosening any retaining screws or pins as required. Align the replacement latch with the latch groove and slide it into position so that it engages the blade locking surface. Reinstall and tighten any retaining hardware to the manufacturer’s recommended fit, then test the locking and unlocking movement several times to confirm correct engagement and smooth operation.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the latch and retaining hardware periodically for wear, deformation or corrosion; replace the spare part promptly if engagement becomes inconsistent. Use correct tools to avoid stripping retaining screws, and ensure the shear blades are clean and free of debris before installing the latch to maintain reliable locking.