Knipex-werk C. Gustav Putsch Kg

Mario Mosler

Kevin Liedtke

Filip Marovic

Jan Schleiminger

Martin Pech

Christian Holz

A pliers-type cutting tool has two tool legs which cross at a joint pin and are pivotable about an axis of rotation in a pivot plane with respect to one another. The tool legs form gripping portions on one side of the joint pin and a pliers mouth on the other side. Cutting of the pliers mouth pass into a position one over the other, at least radially on the outside, for the first time in a closing region. The cutting edges have in the position one over the other only in the closing region a particular free length on this central plane, and that over the free length a greatest opening width is present along an intermediate length on the central plane, and that the greatest opening width makes up a third or more of the total length of the cutting edges.

Pliers-type cutting tool

Pliers having two arms which cross at a pivot bolt, one of which being movable and the other being stationary, with grip sections being formed on one side of the pivot bolt, and interacting jaws being formed as the beak on the other side of the pivot bolt. The stationary arm further has a longitudinal slot with teeth, and the pivot bolt, which is located in a receptacle, is movable about the longitudinal axis thereof, counter to the force of a spring, out of engagement with the teeth into a release position and being held in the direction of the longitudinal axis with the aid of a blocking projection, which interacts with a blocking part in the receptacle. The blocking projection and the blocking part are designed to run over each other during assembly, overcoming the effect of the spring.

Pliers

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Leichlingen, Germany

Mario Mosler