Cutting Pliers No name 200 mm model 626500 (MPN 626500)

Handheld cutting pliers No name, 200 mm model 626500 are compact cutting tools designed for precise trimming and cutting of wires and small metal components. With a 200 mm overall length and a slender jaw profile, these pliers suit general workshop, maintenance and installation tasks where control and access in confined spaces are important.

Advantages

The compact 200 mm size offers good balance between reach and maneuverability for indoor and field jobs. Hardened cutting edges deliver consistent cutting performance on soft and medium-hard wires. Ergonomic handles improve grip and reduce hand fatigue during repetitive use. A narrow jaw design enables access to tight spots and close trimming near terminals and connectors.

Suitable for

• Cutting electrical wires and cable strands
• Trimming small metal parts and pins
• Maintenance and repair tasks in workshops and on-site
• DIY projects and hobby electronics

Key specifications

• Overall length: 200 mm
• Tool type: handheld cutting pliers
• Jaw style: narrow profile for access in confined spaces
• Cutting edges: hardened for repeated use on wires and small metal components
• Handle: ergonomically shaped for improved grip
• Intended materials: soft and medium-hard wires, small metal parts

How to use

Position the wire or component between the cutting edges close to the hinge for maximum leverage. Squeeze the handles firmly and steadily until the material is severed. For stranded cables, strip insulation first where required and cut individual strands as needed. Keep cutting action perpendicular to the material to ensure clean cuts and avoid twisting the pliers during use. After cutting, inspect the edges for burrs and remove any sharp residues before handling the workpiece.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses when cutting metal or energized circuits. Do not use these pliers on hardened steel, piano wire, or other materials beyond the tool's intended hardness range. Regularly clean and lightly lubricate the joint to maintain smooth action and check cutting edges for wear; replace the tool if cutting becomes inefficient or safety is compromised.