Bolt Cutters MEGA 17060 — 600 mm length, heavy-duty manual metal cutting tool

MEGA 17060 bolt cutters with a 600 mm overall length are heavy-duty manual metal cutting pliers designed for cutting bolts, rods, chains and wire. Built for robust hand operation, these bolt cutters deliver long jaw reach and mechanical leverage to make cutting tasks easier in construction, maintenance and workshop environments. The tool combines a durable steel head and long handles to provide the force required for severing medium to hard metal elements without relying on power tools.

Advantages

The long 600 mm length increases leverage to reduce user effort while cutting. Hardened cutting jaws help maintain sharpness and resist deformation during repeated use. Sturdy handles ensure a stable grip and improved control during precise cuts. The overall design focuses on mechanical advantage and durability to suit frequent manual cutting tasks in professional and DIY settings.

Suitable for

• Cutting bolts, threaded rods and rebar of moderate diameter
• Severing chains, padlocks and metal cables
• Workshop and maintenance tasks requiring manual metal cutting
• Construction site use for on-the-spot cutting and trimming

Key specifications

• Overall length: 600 mm
• Tool type: manual bolt cutters / metal cutting pliers
• Intended use: cutting bolts, rods, chains and wire
• Construction: heavy‑duty hand tool with long handles and hardened jaws

How to use

Place the cutting jaws around the metal object to be cut, positioning the workpiece as close to the pivot as practical for maximum leverage. Grip the handles firmly with both hands and apply steady, controlled pressure until the material is severed. For thicker or hardened materials, make several careful cuts or rotate the workpiece to find the strongest cutting orientation. Inspect the jaws and the cut surface after use; do not attempt to cut materials beyond the tool's capacity.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves when cutting. Use the bolt cutters on materials within their mechanical capability and avoid prying or hammering with the tool. Regularly clean and lightly lubricate the pivot joint and check the jaw condition; replace the tool if cutting performance degrades or the jaws are visibly damaged.