IGAN-170 Wire Cutters, Precision Electronics Flush Cutter, One of the Strongest and Sharpest Side Cutting pliers with an Opening Spring, Ideal for Ultra-fine Cutting Needs.

High quality flush cutter at a great price. The grip is very comfortable. The flush cutters are sharp and I’ve no problems cutting multiple wires at a time. The tip is small enough to fit in tight spaces.

Work really good

I purchased these thinking they might work for cutting wire dies apart. These are not strong enough to do the job. They are thin enough to get into a small spot, but just dents the cutting blades on this type of metal. Can't give it an overall rating as bad, they are not heavy enough or harden blades to cut this material. Will keep and use them for another type of wire. Really like the spring release lever action they have and do fit well in the hand

Good cutters, good price. It’s a win for me !

These are lovely little flush cutters.A couple of years ago, I got back into slot cars as a pandemic hobby, and needed to buy some proper electronics tools. These are *really* sharp, really nice, and are a massive value for money.That said, you have to respect their limits. The cutting edges are very thin, and extremely hard.If you try to cut anything harder than copper you will absolutely ruin them.I had my first pair for more than 2 years, but thoughtlessly grabbed them to cut some stainless steel safety wire and chipped both of the cutting edges instantly.I like them so much I bought a 2-pack to replace them.

Its a great product.

I use these discount cheap cutters on thin aluminum tabs. Fine for my needs. Not exactly high quality, but good enough.

I read the reviews that said others had luck cutting harder metals (iron and soft steel) with these. I was optimistic, but when I tried cutting the thinnest gauge guitar string (.009in / 0.23mm thick), the edge immediately gouged and didn't even kink the string. These guitar strings are made from extremely thin, soft and pliable carbon steel...The steel that these pliers are made from seems to be poorly heat treated, or just made from very soft steel. They would work perfectly for copper or aluminum wire and snipping plastic, but not good for iron or steel.