NO NAME MAX 13MM pulttisakset SOLID CR-V 30'' 750 mm 13/10 mm

Cutting through hardened bolts, chains, or padlocks can be a struggle with ordinary tools. The NO NAME MAX 13MM Bolt Cutters SOLID CR-V 30'' 750 mm 13/10 mm is built to power through tough metal materials with minimal effort. Its long 750 mm handles and compound hinge deliver exceptional leverage, while the chrome vanadium steel jaws stay sharp and durable. Whether you are working on a construction site, in a workshop, or handling emergency situations, this tool gives you the cutting force you need.

Who is it for

This bolt cutter is ideal for professionals in construction, demolition, and metalworking, as well as serious DIY enthusiasts. It is perfect for anyone who regularly cuts bolts, chains, wire mesh, rebar, or padlocks and needs a reliable, heavy-duty cutting tool.

Main features

• Forged chrome vanadium steel jaws with a hardness of HRC 58-62 for long-lasting sharpness.
• Compound hinge mechanism multiplies force, reducing the effort needed to cut through hard steel up to 10 mm and soft steel up to 13 mm.
• High-strength tubular steel handles with ergonomic non-slip rubberized grips for a secure, comfortable hold.
• Adjustable eccentric screws allow precise jaw alignment for optimal cutting performance.
• Durable powder-coated finish protects against corrosion and wear.

Specifications

• Brand: NO NAME
• Model: MAX 13MM
• MPN: 5908235746098
• EAN: 5908235746098
• Tool Type: Bolt Cutters
• Overall Length: 750 mm (30 inches)
• Blade Material: Chrome Vanadium Steel (CR-V)
• Maximum Cutting Capacity (Soft Steel): 13 mm
• Maximum Cutting Capacity (Hard Steel): 10 mm
• Handle Material: High-strength tubular steel
• Grip Type: Ergonomic non-slip rubberized handles
• Jaw Type: Forged, heat-treated center cut jaws
• Leverage System: Compound hinge for increased cutting power
• Blade Hardness: Approx. HRC 58-62
• Adjustable Jaws: Yes, with eccentric screws for blade alignment
• Finish: Durable powder-coated finish
• Intended Use: Cutting bolts, chains, padlocks, wire mesh, rebar, and other metal rods

Tips

For best results, position the material as deep into the jaws as possible and apply steady pressure. Regularly check and adjust the eccentric screws to maintain optimal blade alignment and prolong the life of the cutting edges.