Xuron Kevlar Fiber Scissors

The Xuron 9180 High Durability Scissor is specially designed to cut high-strength fibers like Kevlar®, Dandyline®, Fireline®, and carbon fiber strips. For tough industrial, telecommunication, and craft uses, it provides clean and accurate cuts and optimizes comfort and productivity. The scissor incorporates a serrated blade for traction, heat-treated edges for longevity, and ergonomic, loop-free handles that include a built-in return spring for minimized hand fatigue.

Key Features:
Serrated Blade Edge: One blade is serrated to hold slippery fibers securely and avoid slippage of material during cutting.
Hardened Cutting Edges: Heat hardened to 58-60 RC for sharpness that lasts and can be relied on.
Ergonomic, Loop-Free Handles: Finger-loop-free handles provide greater comfort and flexible positioning suitable for all hand sizes.
Xuro-Rubber Grips: Offer a secure, slip-free grip for control and precision.
Return Spring Mechanism: Reopens the tool automatically after every cut to minimize user fatigue.
Durable, Compact Design: Strong enough for industrial use while still being lightweight and easy to handle.
Made in the USA: Made in Saco, Maine, with high-quality materials and craftsmanship.

Specifications:
Manufacturer: Xuron Corporation
Model Number: 9180
Tool Type: High Durability Scissor
Cutting Capacity: Up to 16 AWG soft wire and 18 AWG soft sheet
Blade Type: Serrated (one side)
Blade Hardness: 58-60 Rockwell C (RC)
Total Length: 5.75 inches (146 mm)
Blade Length: 0.85 inches (21.6 mm)
Handle Material: Xuro-Rubber grips
Return Mechanism: Built-in return spring
Weight: About 3 ounces (85 grams)
Country of Origin: USA

Applications:
Telecommunications: Shearing Kevlar® and other strength members in fiber optic cable.
Electronics Manufacturing: Trimming advanced materials during cable assembly or wire preparation.
Jewelry Making: Shearing high-tensile beading material like Fireline® or braided thread.
Crafts and Hobbies: Perfect for trimming paracord, embroidery thread, carbon fiber strips, and man-made threads.
Wire Harness Assembly: Employed in working with high-strength or composite materials in precision harness assemblies.