RS PRO 190 mm Straight Tin Snips

RS PRO General Purpose Straight Cut Shears

Introducing straight cut general purpose shears from our trusted and reliable own brand RS PRO, a durable and versatile hand cutting tool perfect for cutting through a diverse range of materials such as metal, wood, cord and more. They feature ergonomic spring-loaded handles that not only enhance comfort and reduce strain but also help to maintain control, ensuring a precise cut is achieved.

These straight shears feature two stainless steel cutting blades that work similar to scissors, cutting through materials with ease whilst providing a clean and straight cut. The tough wearing blades offer excellent resistance to corrosion and will remain sharp even after heavy use in a range of environments.

Features and benefits

• Ideal for cutting through a range of materials making them highly versatile
• Ergonomic handles to enhance comfort and control
• Stainless steel blades that provide a sharp and precise cut
• Spring-loaded mechanism to reduce hand strain
• Light-weight and portable

Applications

General purpose shears are powerful hand tools perfect for cutting through a range of materials such as metal, wood, plastic, cardboard and more. The three most common types of cutters available are straight, left and right. The direction does not refer to which hand they are best suited to, but to what side the waste material will be on. For example, straight snips allow you to cut through metal in a straight line to the length of the blade, whereas left allows you to cut straight or curved with the waste material to the left and right snips to the right.

Common applications include:

• Automotive repair
• DIY
• HVAC repair
• Construction
• Industrial
• Gardening

What material is this suitable for?

These general purpose shears can be used on a diverse range of materials from metal to plastic, making them an ideal multi-purpose cutter for carrying out a variety of tasks.

Are these suitable for cutting curves?

These shears are designed for cutting in a straight and precise line, however, a slight curve may be achieved.