JONARD TOOLS | PART #ES-1964 Jonard ES-1964 Electrician's Scissors DESCRIPTION Designed for heavy duty use, these electrician’s scissors are made of chrome vanadium steel and reinforced with a special hardening process for greater durability and cutting performance. These scissors feature the following: One blade has a serrated edge that holds wire in place for cleaner cuts Scissor-run design is perfect for cutting Kevlar® and wire Notched to strip 18-20 AWG and 22-24 AWG wire with ease Scraper and file located on back of blade for convenience Nickel-plated for corrosion resistance One blade has a serrated edge that holds wire in place for cleaner cuts Scissor-run design is perfect for cutting Kevlar® and wire Notched to strip 18-20 AWG and 22-24 AWG wire with ease Scraper and file located on back of blade for convenience Nickel-plated for corrosion resistance Data Sheet - Electrician's Scissors SPECIFICATIONS Skinning Notch 18-20 AWG, 22-24 AWG Cut Type Standard Material Chrome Vanadium Steel Dimensions 5.35 in x 2.36 in x 0.43 in (13.58 cm x 6 cm x 1.09 cm) Weight 0.22 lb (100.788 g) UPC # 811490010239 Common Questions About the ES 1964 Jonard Electrician's Scissors What are the ES 1964 Electrician's Scissors used for?These scissors are used for cutting wire, Kevlar®, and other materials, as well as stripping 18–20 AWG and 22–24 AWG wires efficiently. Who are these electrician’s scissors designed for?These scissors are ideal for electricians, technicians, and field installers who need a durable, precise cutting and stripping tool. What makes the ES 1964 different from standard scissors?The ES 1964 features a serrated blade to hold wire, a scissor-run design for Kevlar®, notched wire stripping, built-in scraper and file, and nickel-plated corrosion resistance. At a Glance• Electrician's scissors for cutting and stripping wire• Serrated blade holds wire for cleaner cuts• Notched to strip 18–20 AWG and 22–24 AWG wire• Scissor-run design for Kevlar®, includes scraper and file, nickel-plated for corrosion resistance
