PL42194P = Xuron Hard Wire Cutter with Tapered Head with Pink Handles

Xuron: The Brand
Some companies make pliers. Xuron makes people wonder why they ever used anything else. Proudly made in Maine, USA, Xuron built its reputation on an ingenious bypass cutting design that works more like a pair of scissors than a pair of side cutters. The result is less effort, cleaner cuts, and tools that just feel right in your hand. Their Micro-Shear® cutters have been a favorite of jewelers, electronics technicians, and model makers for decades because they do one job exceptionally well, and they keep doing it.

About the Xuron 2194 Tapered Head Hard Wire Cutter
Every jeweler has that moment: "This chain feels harder than sterling…maybe it'll be fine." That's usually the moment a perfectly good pair of flush cutters gets its first ugly dent.

The Xuron 2194 exists to save your good cutters from that fate. Designed specifically for hard wire, stainless steel chain, jump rings, and permanent jewelry work, its hardened cutting edges slice cleanly through materials up to 2 mm while leaving a flat end on both sides of the cut. The tapered head slips easily into tight spaces, making it just as useful for tiny jump rings as heavier chain. If you aren't sure what alloy you're cutting, grab these first and ask questions later. Your flush cutters will thank you.

Specifications
* Made in the USA
* Xuron Model 2194 Tapered Head Hard Wire Cutter
* Designed for hard wire, stainless steel chain, jump rings, and permanent jewelry
* Cuts wire and chain up to 2 mm diameter
* Leaves flat ends on both the cut and cut-off sides for easier rewelding or reconnecting
* Precision ground cutting edges
* Tapered head reaches into small rings and confined spaces
* Comfortable non-slip Xuro-Rubber® grips
* Light-Touch® return spring reduces hand fatigue
* Excellent for stainless steel, silver, gold, copper, annealed wire, and hard jewelry chain
* A great choice whenever you're unsure whether a material is too hard for traditional flush cutters

FDJtool Tip: Keep these next to your favorite flush cutters and make yourself one promise: if the wire looks suspicious, reach for the 2194. It's a lot cheaper to own two specialized cutters than to replace one ruined one.