170 Model Diagonal Cutting Pliers – Precision Wire Cutter for Electronics, DIY & 3D Printing Meet your new go-to cutting tool for electronics repair, 3D printer maintenance, model making, jewelry crafting, and more. The SLADE 170 Model Diagonal Pliers are built from hardened carbon steel with a comfortable anti-slip rubber grip, delivering clean, precise cuts every time. Whether you're trimming filament supports, clipping component leads, or cutting fine wire, these compact nippers get the job done with ease. Available in packs of 1, 5, or 10 — perfect for personal use, workshops, or stocking up your toolbox. Made in Mainland China. Key Features Brand New, 100% Quality Assured – Every pair is inspected for consistent performance. Hardened Carbon Steel (50 Steel) Jaw – Heat-treated for lasting sharpness and durability. Automatic Spring Rebound – The self-opening spring mechanism reduces hand fatigue during extended use. Lightweight & Ergonomic – Thin profile with anti-slip rubber handles for comfortable, controlled cutting. Multifunctional Design – Cuts wire, electronic component leads, small metal wire, plastic supports, fishing line, and more. Compact Size – 125mm (approx. 5 inches) long; easy to maneuver in tight spaces. Specifications Model 170 / GZ066 Length 125mm (~5 inches) Jaw Material 50 Steel (Carbon Steel, Hardened) Handle Material Anti-slip rubber Color Blue Style European / Diagonal (Side Cutting) Available Quantities 1-pack, 5-pack, 10-pack Country of Origin Mainland China Perfect For 🖨️ 3D Printing – Trim support structures and filament with precision 🔧 Electronics Repair – Clip component leads on PCBs 💎 Jewelry Making – Cut fine wire and delicate materials cleanly 🎨 Model & Hobby Crafting – Perfect for scale models and miniatures 🎣 Fishing – Cut fishing line quickly and cleanly 🔌 DIY Electrical Work – Strip and cut small-gauge wires Why Choose the 170 Diagonal Pliers? Unlike bulky wire cutters, the 170-style diagonal nipper is a precision instrument. Its flush-cut blade design minimizes the stub left on component leads — critical in electronics work where excess wire can cause short circuits. The spring-loaded handle means less effort per cut, and the compact size gives you access to areas larger tools simply can't reach. For more DIY and electronics tools, explore our 10-Grid Pill Organizer with 175 Labels for workshop organization, or check out our ABS Quick Connector Double Male Hose Coupling Adapter Set for plumbing and DIY projects. Also browse our Drip Irrigation Kit for garden DIY needs. For guidance on safe tool use, visit the CDC NIOSH Hand Tool Safety Guidelines. Frequently Asked Questions Q: What can I cut with the 170 diagonal pliers wire cutter? A: These diagonal cutting pliers are designed for cutting soft to medium-hard materials including copper wire, electronic component leads, plastic sprues, 3D printer filament supports, fishing line, and small-gauge metal wire. They are not intended for cutting hardened steel or thick cables. Q: What is the difference between the 1-pack, 5-pack, and 10-pack options? A: All packs contain the same high-quality SLADE 170 model diagonal pliers. The 5-pack and 10-pack options simply provide more units at a better per-unit value — ideal for workshops, classrooms, makerspaces, or anyone who wants a backup on hand. Q: Are these pliers good for 3D printer maintenance? A: Yes! The 170 diagonal nipper is one of the most commonly recommended tools in the 3D printing community. The flush-cut blade cleanly trims support structures, brims, and filament without damaging your prints or print bed. Q: How long are these wire cutter pliers? A: Each pair measures 125mm (approximately 5 inches) in total length, making them compact and easy to maneuver in tight spaces. Q: Do the handles provide a comfortable grip? A: Yes. The handles feature an anti-slip rubber coating and the tool includes an automatic spring rebound mechanism, so the pliers open on their own after each cut. This significantly reduces hand fatigue during repetitive cutting tasks.
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