Jonard
Jonard ES-1964ERG 6-1/4" Electricians Scissors Serrated Right Hand
Serrated electrician scissors with ergonomic handle cut wire and Kevlar cleanly for right-handed use
- TypeKnives, Cutters & Snips
- Ergonomic handle increases comfort during extended use
- Serrated blade grips wire for cleaner cuts
- Scissor-run design suits Kevlar and wire cutting
- Chrome vanadium steel jaws resist wear
- Maximum wire thickness rated at 24 AWG
Purpose and User
Jonard ES-1964ERG scissors are built for electricians who cut wire rope and Kevlar on the job. The ergonomic plastic handle reduces hand fatigue during repetitive trimming tasks. A serrated blade grips material so it does not slip while cutting. This tool is not for buyers who need to cut cable thicker than 24 AWG.
Build Integration
The chrome vanadium steel jaws fit into a standard tool pouch without special holders. No power source or additional accessories are required for operation. The right-hand orientation means left-handed users will not find the grip comfortable. The compact form leaves room for other hand tools in a crowded belt.
Sustained Use
Chrome plating on the jaws resists corrosion during long days in damp environments. The serrated edge maintains its grip on Kevlar and wire rope through repeated cycles. Handle plastic retains its shape and does not become slippery with sweat or oil. California Proposition 65 warnings note chemicals linked to cancer and reproductive harm.
Highlights
- Ergonomic handle increases comfort during extended use
- Serrated blade grips wire for cleaner cuts
- Scissor-run design suits Kevlar and wire cutting
- Chrome vanadium steel jaws resist wear
- Maximum wire thickness rated at 24 AWG
Specifications
| Brand | Jonard |
|---|---|
| Type | Knives, Cutters & Snips |
Questions about this item
How thick a wire can the ES-1964ERG scissors cut cleanly?
The serrated blade is rated for wire up to 24 AWG, holding the conductor in place for a clean cut.
Do the ergonomic plastic handles stay comfortable and cool during all-day use?
The ergonomic blue plastic handles are shaped to reduce hand fatigue, and the chrome vanadium steel blades run cool because there is no motor or electrical load.
Besides the scissors themselves, what does the user need to have on hand for them to work?
Only the material being cut — such as Kevlar, wire rope or 24 AWG wire — is required; no power source, batteries or additional tools are needed.
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