Hand Tools — General Guidelines
Our hand‑tools are designed for professional manual operation within rated capacity.
Always select the correct tool and correct size for each fastening, gripping or cutting job.
Do not extend handle length by pipe, wrench‑cheater or any improvised lever to get extra torque.
Wear proper PPE (safety glasses, gloves) during use.
Normal‑wear parts (grips, tips, jaws, inserts) are considered consumables and are not covered under standard warranty.
Keep tools clean, dry and well‑maintained; inspect before each use.
This information is for reference only. Please read the product label and full instruction before operation.
No warranty is implied for misuse, abuse or application beyond intended purpose.
General Criteria for Cutting Tools
1. Product Overview
This heavy-duty cutting plier is engineered for industrial-grade cutting performance. It features high-hardness sharp cutting blades, reinforced thickened body, and non-slip ergonomic handles, designed for cutting steel wire, iron wire, cable, hardware materials and common metal strips. It is widely suitable for mechanical maintenance, construction work, electrician operation and daily hardware cutting tasks.
2. Step-by-Step Operating Instructions
Step 1: Pre-use Inspection
Check the overall condition of the pliers before use. Confirm the cutting blades are sharp, free from cracks, deformation, rust or damage. Ensure the movable shaft flexes smoothly and the handles are intact without looseness or breakage. Do not use defective tools to avoid operational risks.
Step 2: Fix the Cutting Material
Place the target cutting material stably on a flat, firm workbench. Align the material with the middle of the cutting blades (avoid cutting with the blade tip alone, which may cause blade damage or material slippage).
Step 3: Complete Cutting Operation
Grip the handles firmly with both hands, keep your hands away from the cutting jaw area. Apply steady and even force to close the pliers slowly until the material is completely cut off. Do not apply sudden violent impact or excessive force beyond the tool’s bearing range.
Step 4: Post-use Treatment
After operation, wipe off dust, metal debris and oil stains on the blade and body. Store the pliers in a dry, ventilated place to prevent moisture and rust, and keep it out of reach of children.
3. Important Safety Warnings Personal Protection
Always wear safety goggles and protective gloves during cutting work. Metal fragments may splash during cutting, which can cause eye injury or hand scratch wounds. Long-sleeve work clothes are recommended to prevent metal burrs from hurting the skin.
Strictly Prohibited OperationsDo not cut live wires and cables. The tool handle is not insulated for anti-electric shock, and operation on energized circuits will cause electric shock hazards.
Do not use as a hammer or crowbar. Hitting, prying or striking hard objects will cause blade cracking, shaft deformation and tool damage.
Do not cut ultra-hard materials. Do not cut steel bars, alloy steel or materials exceeding the tool’s rated cutting hardness to prevent blade collapse and fragment splashing.
Do not place fingers in the cutting jaw. Keep hands and limbs away from the moving cutting area at all times to avoid crushing and cutting injuries.
4. Working Environment Safety
Operate in a tidy, flat and safe working area. Keep irrelevant personnel away from the operation range to avoid accidental injury caused by splashing debris or bouncing materials.