Super-sharp, single-edged nipper reduces breakage of small, delicate parts
Zero distortion and stress-free cutting action
Low 10 degree cutting angle makes clean flush cuts
For plastic sprues only
Blades have hardened cutting edge with a Rockwell hardness of 58 +/- 2
More Product Information
Combining the fit-anywhere size, cutting precision and control of our Despruing Tweezer with the extra leverage and familiar feel of a plier, the Micro-Mark Modeler's Micro Sprue Cutting Plier is the perhaps the most versatile tool you will find for removing plastic parts from their trees.
Low 10-degree cutting angle makes the cleanest flush cuts, even in the tightest locations. Super-sharp, ultra-thin blades minimize parts breakage and shear the most delicate sprues with zero distortion and stress-free cutting action. Unique stop-pin limits opening action as desired and spring return handles have the just-right feel of a finely-tuned instrument.
Durable blades have a hardened cutting edge with a Rockwell hardness of 58 +/- 2. For plastic sprues only.
Product specifications
Brand
Micro-Mark
Weight
0.15 lb
Dimensions
7.5 x 3 x 0.75 inches
Warranty
90 Days
Back in Stock Date
N/A
Instructions
Shipping & Returns
We hope you will be completely satisfied with your order...but, if an item does not meet your expectations, you may return it in as-new condition within 30 days of delivery for a replacement, exchange or refund of the purchase price.
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A Micro-Mark Best Seller
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Tried and true by customers just like you, this item is one of our best sellers!
This is a brilliant tool -- especially for cutting delicate 3D printed parts off sprues. Be aware that it is a delicate tool for delicate tasks. If you're dealing with big chunks of plastic, use some other tool that's up to the job. But for small parts, especially brittle 3D prints in resin, these cutters can't be bit. A real pro tool. Highly recommended!
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Gary B.
Awesome Sprue cutters
Best sprue cutters I own super sharp cuts through like butter. The price is right compared to others that cost more than double. I can't imagine the more expensive cutters doing any better than these.
