Wire Cutting Shears MODECO MN-63-231 750 mm forged steel handles

MODECO MN-63-231 wire cutting shears are 750 mm long hand tools designed for manual cutting of wire and small rods. Constructed with forged steel handles and hardened cutting edges, these shears provide mechanical strength and durability for repeated use in metalworking, construction and electrical tasks. The elongated handles increase leverage to reduce effort when cutting thicker wire, while the compact cutting head allows access in tighter spaces compared with larger bolt cutters.

Advantages

The forged steel handles enhance impact resistance and long-term reliability. Hardened cutting edges maintain sharpness for clean cuts and reduce deformation of cut material. The 750 mm length balances leverage and maneuverability, making it easier to cut medium-gauge wire with less force. The overall construction is made for both professional and DIY environments where a robust manual cutting tool is required.

Suitable for

• Cutting steel wire, fencing wire and tie wire
• Trimming small rods and metal straps
• On-site construction and renovation tasks
• Electrical work requiring manual wire cutting
• DIY projects and workshop use

Key specifications

• Total length: 750 mm
• Handle material: forged steel
• Cutting head material: hardened steel cutting edges
• Tool type: manual wire cutting shears
• Intended use: cutting wire and small rods in metalworking, construction and electrical tasks

How to use

Position the wire between the cutting edges close to the hinge for maximum cutting force, then apply steady pressure on the handles until the wire is severed. For thicker or tougher wires, use a gradual cutting motion and reposition the wire if necessary to avoid damaging the cutting edges. Keep hands clear of the cutting head and use appropriate personal protective equipment such as gloves and eye protection when cutting metal. After use, wipe the tool clean and store in a dry location to prevent corrosion.

Usage recommendations

Use these shears for manual cutting of medium-gauge wires and small metal rods; avoid attempting to cut hardened steel rod or materials beyond the tool’s rated capacity to prevent damage. Regularly inspect and, if needed, lightly oil the pivot to maintain smooth operation and periodically sharpen the cutting edges to preserve cutting performance.