Heavy Duty Scissors with Micro Teeth, No. DF-HDS1

Dent Fix Equipment introduces Heavy Duty Scissors

July 20, 2020
The Heavy Duty Scissors are designed for cutting plastic, rubber, leather, cloth, gaskets, wire, and other materials.

Dent Fix Equipment introduced the Heavy Duty Scissors with Micro Teeth, No. DF-HDS1, and the Heavy Duty Scissors with Cable Cutter and Micro Teeth, No. DF-HDSC1. The Heavy Duty Scissors are designed for cutting plastic, rubber, leather, cloth, gaskets, wire, and other materials. Both Heavy Duty Scissors are equipped with a serrated edge comprised of micro teeth. These teeth grip and hold the material in place for a clean and precise cut. The teeth cut through materials as thin as tissue to more difficult and thicker jobs, like rubber and leather. The micro teeth blade is a heat-treated Martinstic blade with a hardness of HRC:53+2.

The DF-HDSC1 has a U-shaped cable cutter notch on the blade that seats the wire or cable for a secure cut. The Heavy Duty Scissors are spring loaded, allowing technicians to open and close blades smoothly, snip after snip, while deterring blisters and reducing strain. The Scissors also feature a safety lock which can be toggled with a flick of the thumb to ensure proper storage. Heavy Duty Scissors with Cable Cutter and Micro Teeth, No. DF-HDSC1, is 185mm in length, while the Heavy Duty Scissors with Micro Teeth, No. DF-HDS1, is 200mm in length.

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