Will these cut through stainless steel cable ties?
488166
I don't know but stainless steel is a lot harder than the metal used to form furnace ducts. I would worry it might damage the blades.
1232928
Yes it will handle them. They may need a little coaxing to fit in the slot, but they'll cut just fine, and won't be damaged or mangled in the process.
142565
I believe they are asking the user to use these on sheet metal and flat banding. Do not use these as wire cutters. If you're cutting flat, not round material all should be well.
416525
No. It won't cut through paracord. The Wire is not strong enough and will slip out of the anchors. It barely cuts through foam without falling apart.
278179
Yes they will! Our product is high quality and the cutting surface is sharp and aligned to make a quick clean cut!
226156
Yes they can. It would be easy with a little wire cutter (pair of pliers has a cutting edge or just use it to pry). Don't need a wire cutter. Just pry the thin metal connecters and remove.
63643
Yes, this will cut nylon webbing. There might be better tools for the job, though.
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Hey Wareren, .. ok, I took a knife too one of my connectors; though it all looks like copper, I was however, able to cut a surface layer off identifying aluminum. Weight also doesn't line up with what would the weight of 25' of copper cables. I will note, they have worked fine for the occasional use that I had need of them. I still really like the quality connectors, all the rubber, and the carrying case is of better quality than I expected. Personally at this price point & again, for what I'm using them for, I would buy again. Note: Though these are called "commercial duty", I would not buy them for commercial use! Hey Wareren, .. ok, I took a knife too one of my connectors; though it all looks like copper, I was however, able to cut a surface layer off identifying aluminum. Weight also doesn't line up with what would the weight of 25' of copper cables. I will note, they have worked fine for the occasional use that I had need of them. I still really like the quality connectors, all the rubber, and the carrying case is of better quality than I expected. Personally at this price point & again, for what I'm using them for, I would buy again. Note: Though these are called "commercial duty", I... » Read More Hey Wareren, .. ok, I took a knife too one of my connectors; though it all looks like copper, I was however, able to cut a surface layer off identifying aluminum. Weight also doesn't line up with what would the weight of 25' of copper cables. I will note, they have worked fine for the occasional use that I had need of them. I still really like the quality connectors, all the rubber, and the carrying case is of better quality than I expected. Personally at this price point & again, for what I'm using them for, I would buy again. Note: Though these are called "commercial duty", I would not buy them for commercial use! « Show Less
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I think this should work. The gauge of wire these will cut depends on the material. I haven't worked with Kanthal wire, but for reference, the cutters work on 20 ga stainless but not 18 ga (1/2 hard, I think?) but will happily cut 18 ga aluminum.
2237598
I doubt it, it is not a cutting device. It is made to crimp heavy duty cable terminals.
462042
They should work if the knives are not stainless steel. High grade stainless steel is not very magnetic; however regular steel will work and low nickel stainless steel may work. You can test the magnetic affinity with any magnet.
2120562
Mine are stainless but I would not call them sharp. They cut an apple but I have to push hard.
329228
I want to say yes but can't say yes as I have not tried. They do cut right through 20g bailing wire and/or heating wire just fine.
1256147
Yes, you could use this for cutting stainless. Easy on the pressure and lots of squirts and you'll extend your bit life.
1195625
I gave this item as a gift to my son. I asked him regarding your question and he said he doesn't think it is strong enough to cut thru cable that thick. Hope it helps.
1336992
Yes. I used it to cut through my metal bike u-lock. Make sure to wear safety goggles!
86040
I can't say for certain, but from my experience using them they are fairly tough. I'm sure it would depend on the sharpness of your knife and amount of pressure.