The 435.RE set of ESD long reach cutters from Facom gives protection to electronic components from the risk of electrostatic discharge. The longer reach offers up to 1.5mm to 2mm further reach when compared to standard cutting pliers. These cutters have a maximum cutting capacity of 1.2mm.

Protection of electronic components from risks of electrostatic discharge (ESD)
ESD compliant for safe use on sensitive electronic components
Spring return system reduces effort and strain
Semi Flush cut
Overall length: 110mm
Can cut copper and Nickel wires Ø: 0.1 – 1.2mm
Weight: 65g
NF ISO 9654, ISO 9654, DIN ISO 9654, ASME B107.500

Cutters are hand tools used to cut through wires and are available in a range of shapes and sizes to suit a variety of tasks and applications. The most common type of cutter head is oval, tapered and angled. The type of cut produced depends on the bevel of the cutter. Semi-flush cutters are more durable and produce a quick cut rough rougher edges, whereas an ultra-flush bevel will produce a much cleaner cut but is susceptible to damage. Cutters are commonly used in applications such as:

• DIY
• Industrial
• Construction
• Electronic Installation

FAQs

What material is this cutter suitable with?
This cutter is suitable to cut copper wires, nickel and soft steel wire.

What is the maximum size diameter this cutter will cut?
These cutters can be used to cut wire up to 1.2mm

What sizes of Cutters are available?
Cutters come in a variety of sizes ranging from 110mm to 280mm (overall length). These cutters have an overall length of 110mm.
If a model type comes in different lengths, the jaws will be the same length but the handles will be either shorter or longer. They are usually light in weight due to the fact they are carried around a lot but heavier types with a wide jaw and thick blades are able to cut thicker wires.

Care and maintenance
Do not force cutters to cut through material that is too hard for them as it can damage the blades by chipping or blunting them. These hand tools can be cleaned with soap and water, especially the blades, to remove dirt which could cause issues with the joints and encourage corrosion.