Knipex
Knipex 99 01 300 End Cutting Nipper
End cutting nippers cut wire flush with high-grade tool steel jaws and plastic-coated handles
- TypePliers
- Color/FinishBlack, Yellow
- Flush cuts leave smooth finishes on wire
- Special tool steel withstands heavy cutting tasks
- 11 3/4 in length gives strong leverage
- Plastic coated handles improve grip and comfort
- Red handle colour aids quick tool identification
Professional wire cutting tool
The KNIPEX 99 01 300 end cutting nipper is built from high-grade special tool steel for cleanly severing wire and small metal stock. Its flush cutting edge leaves a smooth finish on the workpiece, making it suited for electrical, fencing and general fabrication tasks where a neat cutoff matters.
Comfort grip handles
Plastic-coated handles in black and yellow reduce hand fatigue during repetitive cuts and provide a secure, non-slip hold. The uninsulated design keeps the tool slim for access in tight spaces while the coating cushions pressure on the palm during extended use.
Ready to use
No additional accessories or software are bundled with this hand tool; it arrives as a single, fully functional nipper. The 11 3/4 inch overall length gives adequate leverage for typical gauge wire without the bulk of larger bolt-cutting styles.
Highlights
- Flush cuts leave smooth finishes on wire
- Special tool steel withstands heavy cutting tasks
- 11 3/4 in length gives strong leverage
- Plastic coated handles improve grip and comfort
- Red handle colour aids quick tool identification
Specifications
| Brand | KNIPEX |
|---|---|
| Type | Pliers |
| Color/Finish | Black, Yellow |
Questions about this item
How do I align the flush cutting edge so the cut is square on the first try?
Close the jaws on the wire with the cutting faces perfectly perpendicular to the workpiece before applying force; tilting the nipper even slightly leaves a bevelled end.
What maintenance will the plastic coated handles need over time?
Wipe the grips clean after each use and inspect for cracks or softening; replace the tool if the coating peels enough to expose the metal core.
At what point does the cutting edge stop making a clean flush cut under repeated use?
The edge dulls gradually; when you feel increased resistance or see a ragged finish on soft wire, the nipper needs professional resharpening or replacement.
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