Small diagonal cutters for the close work a big pair of pliers is hopeless at: component legs, hook-up wire, cable-tie tails and plastic sprue.
- 130 mm long – short enough to work inside an enclosure or over a circuit board, and to sit in a drawer rather than a toolbox.
- Spring return. The jaws open themselves after every cut, so a long run of snips is one-handed and you are not prising them apart each time.
- Steel jaws that come to a fine point, which is what lets you cut a component leg close to the board instead of leaving a stub.
- Rubber-covered handles with a slim profile, so they stay comfortable through a repetitive job.
- Buy one, two or five. The five-pack is the sensible one for a workshop, a classroom or anywhere pliers wander off.
What they are for, and what they are not. These suit soft wire, copper, component legs, plastic and cable ties. Keep them away from hardened steel, piano wire, nails and screws – a fine flush jaw chips or takes a notch on hard material and never cuts cleanly again afterwards. One thing to be clear about: the rubber on the handles is there for grip and comfort. It is not certified electrical insulation, these are not VDE-rated tools, and they must not be used on live circuits – isolate first, every time. The supplier gives the jaw material only as “50 steel”, with no hardness figure, so treat them as light-duty electronics cutters rather than a general-purpose snip.
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