Are the scissors strong enough to cut through a seat belt?
271394
I don't believe so. but for a few bucks they do have a utility knife that breaks the window and cuts the belt. check it out.
271395
No, you'll want a seat belt cutting tool. This is a first aid kit only, not an emergency tool kit.
271396
No. there just enough to cut bandages. Its a good thing to have but You will need a seat belt tool for the added readiness.
842584
These scissors are very sharp-actually all their knives are super sharp. I used them to cut fish bones, so perhaps they will also work on rawhide.
2173937
Lets just say if you unbox the knife while driving in the car, start playing with it a bit, you may look down and realize your seatbelt is already cut in 5 places....
822987
They probably can but I wouldn't choose these scissors for fabric use. They are more of a utility scissor and the blade is scalloped on one side so I don't think you're going to get a good, clean, straight cut.
425838
I think they will do, but you will probably deteriorates the blades quickly. Use scissors that are made for metal, see in your hardware store.
1139764
There are some very nice electric scissors on the market made expressly for cutting fabric. This tool is meant for cutting such materials as cardboard and a bit heavy handed for use with fabric.
1098215
No--And I think the paper would be too thick for the tines of the scissor to cut through.
861572
I don't think they are sharp enough to cut through cloth clean. Leather is hard and it works well on it . I would not think you would get clean cut results.
249254
The fabric is thick , but yes it can be cut with a very sharp knife or scissors
1295061
They would.. but not for forever. I used them for ribbon and was my biggest disappointment. They dulled very quick. Even though they come with a sharpener, it didn't work well for me. You have to know what your doing to sharpen them. Also, the thicker the stuff your trying to cut, the easier the scissors pull apart. Another VERY annoying thing with these scissors. They come apart for other uses, but seem to plop apart on their own whenever.
1422525
I don't see why not. Sharp scissors or an razer knife would probably do the job
369725
Sure will! I love having these scissors handy for small animals, they work great.
975326
no, you'd probably have to cut it or do some alteration. they're pretty stretchy, but it doesn't account for the seat belt being part of the seat.
878030
Yes. Cuts easily with a utility knife. We purchased these for a Ford F250, and Land Rover Discovery. All had to be modified. It was easy to do.
2217953
They leave a very nice but not a completely sharp line. I use these shears as an emt and they cut through clothes on the first try. The purpose is therefore different than what you will most likely need it for and I don't think they will suffice.
1716271
You could if the blades were similar to that of a knife. If they are like scissors, no...
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I don't know. I've used them to punch holes through a couple different leather belts, and it works well for that.