Ergonomic design bring the bolt cutter excellent cutting ability which can help you ease impact and protect the hand and wrist, reduce the hand soreness caused by prolonged use.
This bolt cutter is made of premium CRV steel, rust and corrision resistant, which is more durable than other similar traditional bolt cutter.
Can be operated conveniently in either right or left hand.
Non-slip handle can reduce hand's fatigue which greatly save your strength also improve user's work efficiency.
Perfect for cutting bolts, chain, threaded rod, wire and etc.
Adjusting the blades on a bolt cutter is an essential part of maintenance that ensures the tool is functioning correctly and efficiently. Here is a step-by-step guide on how to adjust the blades on a bolt cutter:
Inspect the blades - Before adjusting the blades, inspect them for any damage or wear. If the blades are damaged or excessively worn, they may need to be replaced before adjusting them.
Loosen the pivot bolt - The pivot bolt is located near the hinge of the bolt cutter. Use a wrench or pliers to loosen the bolt.
Align the blades - Align the blades so that they are parallel to each other. This ensures that the bolt cutter will cut cleanly and efficiently. Use your hands to move the blades until they are properly aligned.
Adjust the blades - Once the blades are aligned, adjust them so that they are properly spaced. The blades should be close enough together to cut through the material but not so close that they bind or dull prematurely. Adjust the blades by turning the adjusting screw located on the handle of the bolt cutter.
