Gedore Tools 2666324 JL Bolt Cutters
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Gedore Tools 2666324 JL Bolt Cutters

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  • Power bolt cutters with a highly effective cutting performance
  • Optimum lever action requires less effort
  • Wear-free rotating / thrust block bolt to reduce sliding friction when cutting
  • Force optimized, joint-near cutting is guarantee
Overview
Gedore Tools 2666324 JL Bolt Cutters - 8340 Z-200
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Gedore Tools 2666324 JL Bolt Cutters

Cutting surfaces are inductive hardened and suitable for soft wire up to Ø 6.0 mm, hard wire up to Ø 5.5 mm and piano wire up to Ø 3.8 mm

Less effort thanks to strategic design for leverage

Two step cutting action – extra cutting edge provides a first cut for thicker bolts and the second cut with the main blade finishes the job

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Specifications
General Information
Brand
GEDORE TOOLS
Part Number
2666324
Product Type
Bolt Cutter
Packaging
Retail
Country of Origin
United States
UPC
4010886932568
California Residents
Proposition 65 Warning
Physical Characteristics
Length
200 mm
Weight
0.41 kg
0.90 lb
Color
Steel-Gray / Blue
Finish
Heat-Treated Finish
Material
Alloy Tool Steel
Diameter
1/4"
Durability
63 - 65 HRC
Details
Size
AWG:

Soft Wire - 6.0 mm
Hard Wire - 5.5 mm
Piano Wire - 3.8 mm
Grip Type
Multi-Component
Pliers Type
Bolt Cutter
Features
Compact power bolt cutter with a particularly effective cutting performance

Optimum lever action requires less effort

Wear-free rotating/thrust block bolt to reduce sliding friction when cutting

Double-sided recess cutting with extra cutting edge, near the joint, ensures optimum lever conditions for large wire diameters

The extra cutting edge serves as first cut for thick bolts and engraves them deeply

In the second step, the main cutting edge cuts through the bolt completely
About Manufacturer
GEDORE TOOLS

If ever there was a tool that was a niche toolmaker for professionals, Gedore would probably be that toolmaker. Gedore started making tools in 1919 out of a small forge in Dowidat, Germany, but like many other toolmakers, they have grown immensely since then. While Gedore does make extremely durable versions of the most common tools like screwdrivers, wrenches and hammers, Gedore also makes highly specialized tools like torque tools specially designed for heat exchangers and many more unique tasks. If you’re looking for reliable tools to do ultra-specialized jobs, Gedore may be right for you.

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