Diagonal pliers Knipex 95 61 190

Diagonal pliers Knipex 95 61 190 are precision cutters forged from chrome vanadium heavy‑duty steel and oil‑hardened for durability. Measuring 190 mm and weighing 314 g, these pliers combine a slim ergonomic shape with a bolted joint for accurate blade guidance and re‑adjustment. The jaws have a cutting‑edge hardness of approximately 64 HRC and include two crimping dies for end caps on Bowden cable sheaths and end ferrules for traction cables.

Advantages

The slim, handy design with an internal opening spring provides comfortable, controlled operation while the high leverage reduces the effort required for cutting. A bolted joint ensures precise blade alignment and can be readjusted if needed. The hardened cutting edges and robust chrome vanadium construction deliver long service life under frequent use.

Suitable for

• Cutting wires and small tubes up to 6 mm diameter
• Crimping end caps on Bowden cable sheaths
• Crimping end ferrules for traction cables
• Precision electrical and mechanical work in workshops and on-site

Key specifications

• Brand: Knipex
• Model: 95 61 190
• Length: 190 mm
• Weight: 314 g
• Material: Chrome vanadium steel, forged, oil-hardened
• Cutting-edge hardness: approx. 64 HRC
• Max cutting diameter: 6 mm (wires and small tubes)
• Features: two crimping dies for Bowden sheath end caps and ferrules, bolted joint, internal opening spring
• MPN: 95 61 190
• EAN: 4003773040651

How to use

Position the material to be cut or crimped between the jaws, align it with the cutting edge or the appropriate crimping die, and squeeze the handles evenly until the cut or crimp is complete. For cutting, place the wire or tube as close to the joint as possible for maximum leverage. When crimping end caps or ferrules, ensure the part is seated in the correct die before applying pressure. Keep fingers clear of the cutting edges and release the handles slowly to allow the internal spring to open the pliers.

Usage recommendations

Do not use the pliers on hardened wire or materials exceeding the specified 6 mm diameter. Regularly clean and lightly oil the joint to maintain smooth operation; if blade alignment becomes loose, re‑tighten the bolted joint as required.