• SPRUE CUTTERS •The sprue cutters are a practical jewellery and casting tool designed for cutting sprues, casting gates, thick wire, and small metal sections. Featuring short cutting jaws with long handled leverage, they provide controlled cutting power for removing castings from sprue trees and trimming heavier jewellery-making materials. Ideal for jewellers, casters, students, hobbyists, and workshop setups requiring a strong hand tool for rough cutting and casting clean-up. • KEY POINTS •[Sprue cutters for casting clean-up and rough cutting][Jaw length: 15mm][Total length: 215mm][Steel cutting jaws with handled grip] • MORE INFO •Designed for jewellery casting and workshop preparation, these sprue cutters help remove cast pieces from sprue trees and cut heavier sections that are not suitable for fine snips or delicate side cutters. The compact cutting jaws allow controlled placement at the sprue or gate, while the longer handles provide additional leverage for cutting thicker material. These cutters are especially useful during the early stages of casting clean-up, before filing, sanding, and polishing. They can be used to separate cast components, trim excess metal, cut heavier wire, and prepare workpieces for more detailed finishing. • MATERIAL SPECIFICATIONS •[Product type: sprue cutters][Jaw length: 15mm][Total length: 215mm][Jaw material: steel][Handle: coated handled grip][Profile: short cutting jaws with long handled leverage][Use: cutting sprues, casting gates, thick wire, and small metal sections][Suitable materials: gold, silver, brass, copper, aluminium, and other non-ferrous jewellery metals] • USAGE & APPLICATIONS •Perfect for jewellers, casters, students, hobbyists, and small workshops requiring a strong cutting tool for casting preparation and general bench work. Use the cutting jaws to remove castings from sprue trees, trim gates, cut heavier wire, and separate small metal sections before refining the area with files, sanding sticks, or rotary tools. These sprue cutters are best suited to rough cutting and casting clean-up rather than fine flush cutting. They are ideal for preparing cast jewellery components, trimming excess metal, cutting non-ferrous wire, and supporting general fabrication tasks where stronger cutting leverage is required. • CARE & SAFETY •Use only on suitable jewellery metals and avoid cutting hardened steel, memory wire, or materials beyond the tool’s intended capacity. Cut with controlled pressure and keep hands clear of the jaws and offcut direction. Keep the cutting edges clean and dry, and remove filings or metal debris after use. Eye protection is recommended when cutting sprues, wire, or small metal components.
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