Jonard
Jonard ES-1964 Electricians Scissors
Electricians scissors with a serrated blade, scraper and file for cutting wire rope up to 24 AWG
- TypeKnives, Cutters & Snips
- Ambidextrous ring handles suit right or left hand use
- Nickel-plated steel resists corrosion for longer service life
- Serrated blade edge grips wire for cleaner cuts
- Scissor-run design cuts Kevlar and wire up to 24 AWG
- Integrated scraper and file on blade back adds convenience
Purpose-built scissors for electricians
Jonard ES-1964 Electricians Scissors are designed for professionals who cut wire, cable and Kevlar on a daily basis. The scissor-run action handles standard cutting tasks while a serrated blade grips the conductor for cleaner cuts. A built-in scraper and file on the back of the blade adds convenience for insulation prep. These are not for users who need heavy-duty bolt-cutting capacity or insulated handles rated for live circuits.
Nickel-plated steel resists corrosion
The chrome-finished jaws and silver steel handles are nickel-plated to withstand moisture and chemical exposure on job sites. Ring-and-ring handle style allows comfortable use in either hand without hot spots during repetitive cuts. The tool carries a Proposition 65 notice for chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and reproductive harm. No power draw, noise or thermal output is generated by this manual hand tool.
Serrated edge and scraper extend utility
One micro-serrated blade holds wire rope up to 24 AWG in place, reducing slippage and improving cut quality on tough materials such as Kevlar. The integrated scraper and file eliminate the need to carry a separate tool for cleaning conductor ends. No software, drivers or accessories are bundled; the scissors ship as a single, ready-to-use unit.
Highlights
- Ambidextrous ring handles suit right or left hand use
- Nickel-plated steel resists corrosion for longer service life
- Serrated blade edge grips wire for cleaner cuts
- Scissor-run design cuts Kevlar and wire up to 24 AWG
- Integrated scraper and file on blade back adds convenience
Specifications
| Brand | Jonard |
|---|---|
| Type | Knives, Cutters & Snips |
Questions about this item
How do I use the scraper and file on the back of the blade?
After cutting, flip the scissors so the back of the blade faces the wire end. Draw the scraper along the conductor to remove insulation residue, then use the file to smooth any rough edges.
Will the nickel-plated finish need re-coating after heavy use?
The nickel plating resists corrosion under normal conditions. If the coating wears through to the base steel, clean the blades and apply a light machine oil to prevent rust.
At what wire thickness do the serrated jaws start to slip?
The scissors are rated for a maximum of 24 AWG wire. Thicker conductors will not be held securely by the serrations and may slip during cutting.
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