Toughbuilt TB-H4-60-R Right Cut Aviation Snips

The ToughBuilt® Right - Cutting Aviation Snips are engineered to make right cuts a breeze. Their forged blades with induction - hardened cutting edges are incredibly tough, capable of delivering up to 10 times more cuts than cast blades. These snips are built to last, offering long - term durability, and are backed by a Full Lifetime Warranty. The innovative, patent - pending ergonomic grip design gives you two cutting positions. You can use the rearward grip for maximum leverage when you need extra power, or the forward grip for ultimate control in precise cutting tasks. The flush pivot bolt ensures smooth operation without getting caught on materials. The one - hand - operable metal lock secures the tool during storage. Ideal for HVAC and framing professionals, these snips can cut up to 22 - gauge stainless and 18 - gauge cold - rolled steel, including most steel studs and duct work. They feature flush mount hardware, a lanyard hole for easy carrying, and a spring action for fast and effortless cutting. Register your ToughBuilt snips on the manufacturer's website to get a free extended warranty on top of the standard 2 - year warranty.

Using these Toughbuilt right - cutting aviation snips is a straightforward process. For most tasks, hold the snips firmly with your hand. If you need more power, use the rearward grip; for precise cuts, switch to the forward grip. When cutting, position the material so that the blades can smoothly slice through it. The flush pivot bolt ensures that the snips won't get stuck on the material. To store the snips, use the one - hand - operable metal lock. Remember to keep the snips clean after each use. You can use a dry cloth to wipe off any debris or dust. If the blades get dirty or sticky, you can use a mild cleaner and then dry them thoroughly. Avoid using these snips on materials thicker than 22 - gauge stainless or 18 - gauge cold - rolled steel as it may damage the blades. Also, always wear appropriate safety gear, like safety glasses, when using the snips.