Xuron - Cortador de descarga Maxi-Shear 2175A - Full Flush

These are great for flush-cut copper and other soft metal wire, but I mostly use them for zip ties.

Well made, great price point

I have been using Xuron flush cutters for over 20 years. I have never had a problem with the blades unless i abused the tool. I have forgotten and cut a wire that has power on it, accidentally cut steel wire, or loaned then to someone who thought they were dikes, etc.I worked in the cellular industry starting in 1997 when the first analog Mobile Cellular Car Phones, not handhelds, came out. I found out about them from the tower crews that installed our antennas. They used them to cut the huge copper center conductor in all types of large coax cable.All of us used them after the tower crews showed them to us, and I have never had a problem with any of the many sets I have owned. You can even trim your toenails, or your dogs toenails with them!I am retired, but I still keep an extra pair …

I like the handles and weight of the tool. The jaws didn’t line up as precisely as I would like but it will get the job done. The jaws open wide. If you are looking for a more durable tool you may have to spend a bit more but for the price this is not bad.

Nicely made, sturdy and comfortable to use. Cuts diver wire cleanly It has sharp ends and can get at small wire wrapped wire ends for a nice finish. I recommend xuron and their products.

I have owned these Xuron Flush Cutters for just under two years now and they have performed flawlessly. I use them daily as an electrical tech. My primary use is flush cutting zip ties. I cut in the neighborhood of about 300-400 zip ties daily on average, so I can attest to this tools durability. I have owned multiple other brands of these type tools, but feel these are the best brand I have owned. The other brands I have owned just haven't held up to the continuous use my job demands of them. I expect these Xuron flush cuts will give me many more years of service.Well done Xuron, well done.

Update: These have been my go-to cutters since I bought them more than two years ago. I've been cutting 16- and 14-gauge copper. Now the cut isn't flush. An deeply ingrained line runs across the top of the cut and cuts into the sides of wire, making filing the ends difficult. I tried filing the blades, but no change. Are these gauges too thick to preserve the cutter's blades? What should I buy to cut heavy gauges including 12?Okay, I haven't figured out which side is flush. The only cutters that leave flush surfaces on both ends of a cut are Xuron double-flush. But these full-flush cutters are excellent for the money, precise, sharp, good spring action, and ergonomic. They get plenty of use and fit in spaces the double-flush cutters won't. The double-flush cutters have short jaws and …

Some time ago, I purchased the Xuron split ring tool and absolutely love it! I've gone through two pairs of cutters (other brands) and wasn't satisfied with the performance of either. When looking for a new pair, I specifically looked for Xuron because I am so pleased with their split ring tool. I am very pleased with my decision! This is a very sturdy pair of cutters and they perform perfectly! I make and sell jewelry online and will always turn to Xuron when replacing my tools. On another note: My daughter, who also makes jewelry was always sneaking off with my Xuron split ring tool and I had to continually retrieve them from her room. I bought a second pair for her Christmas stocking. She was thrilled and so am I! My split ring tool is now always just where I left it!