Community Posho mill: Food security & family legacy
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STANLEY® FATMAX® Straight Cut Mesh Cutting Snips
ZAR 290.00
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- Ideal for cutting wire mesh products
- Cuts up to 18 gauge (1.2mm) cold-rolled steel or 23 gauge (0.7mm) stainless-steel
- Forged chrome molybdenum steel cutting blades for strength, durability and long cutting life
- Serrated cutting blades provides a sturdy bite and helps prevent material from slipping during use
The straight cut compound action aviation snip is strong and durable. Its serrated cutting blades cut up to 18-gauge cold rolled or 23-gauge stainless steel. With forged chrome molybdenum steel cutting blades, latch design for quick single handed operation, color-coded, bi-material grips for slip resistance, this tool allows you to cut steel with ease. This product meets or exceeds ANSI standards.
Additional Features
- Latch design allows for a quick single handed operation
- Adjustment-free fasteners prevent loosening of the blades
- Color-coded, slip-resistant bi-material grip for comfort and control
- Meets or exceeds ANSI standards
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MaterialMild Steel - Painted
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We currently ship worldwide, but items purchased online can only be shipped to South
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Normally it takes 2-5 days for South African orders. International shipping times depend on the products and destination.
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How do I return a product?
Items must be returned within 21 days after receiving your order by logging a return request by email to sales@roff.co.za.
Items must be returned in the same condition in which they were received, be unused.
A 20% handeling fee will be charged on returned items.
Refer to our refund and return policy for more info.
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