Bolt Cutter Unior 616853 — angled/hooked cutting jaw, hand tool for cutting bolts and wire

Unior 616853 is a handheld bolt cutter with an angled/hooked cutting jaw designed for precise cutting of bolts, rods and wire. The bent cutting blade geometry improves access in confined spaces and enables close-to-surface cuts. Robust cutting jaws combined with long handles provide increased leverage for cutting through metal fasteners and cables in repair, construction and maintenance tasks.

Advantages

The angled/hooked cutting jaw offers improved visibility and access when cutting near surfaces or in tight locations. Hardened cutting edges ensure durability and reliable performance when severing bolts, rods and various metal wires. Extended handles increase mechanical advantage, reducing the physical effort required for tougher cuts while maintaining control and safety.

Suitable for

• Cutting small-diameter bolts and threaded rods
• Severing steel wire and cable strands
• Work in maintenance, repair and construction settings
• Access-limited cutting tasks where angled jaws are beneficial

Key specifications

• Tool type: handheld bolt cutter with angled/hooked cutting jaw
• Cutting head: bent geometry for close-to-surface cuts and improved access
• Jaw material: hardened cutting edges for durability
• Handles: long handles for increased leverage and control
• Intended materials: bolts, rods, steel wire and similar metal fasteners

How to use

Position the angled cutting jaw so the workpiece sits as close to the pivot as possible for maximum cutting force. Ensure the bolt cutter is oriented to allow the hooked jaw to reach the target without interference. Apply steady, even pressure to the handles until the material is severed, avoiding sudden jerks. After cutting, inspect the jaws for wear or damage and clean any metal debris to maintain performance.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves. Select the correct approach angle to utilize the hooked jaw advantage and avoid attempting to cut materials that exceed the tool's capacity. Regularly check and maintain jaw condition to preserve cutting efficiency and safe operation.