Knipex 71 22 200 Bolt Cutter 8 Inches 20 Degree Angled

Product Description

The KNIPEX 71 22 200 is a compact bolt cutter designed for cutting bolts, wire rope, cable, and medium- to hard-grade wire in tight or confined spaces. With an overall length of 8 inches and a 20-degree angled head, it delivers precise cutting access where full-size cutters cannot reach. The jaw measures 18 mm in length and 6 mm in thickness, with a 33 mm jaw width. The ergonomic dual-component handle reduces hand fatigue during repeated cuts. This tool is used by electricians, plumbers, HVAC technicians, and general tradespeople who need a reliable compact cutting tool on the job.

The 71 22 200 is suited for light-duty cutting tasks in both residential and commercial settings. Its compact 8-inch profile makes it practical for work inside panels, cabinets, and mechanical rooms where space is limited. The angled head improves visibility and access angle during cuts. Rated capacities include 1/4-inch cable, 7/32-inch medium-hard wire, and 3/16-inch hard wire, making it useful across electrical, plumbing, and general mechanical applications.

Key Features

• 20-degree angled head improves access in confined or hard-to-reach spaces
• 18 mm jaw length and 33 mm jaw width for precise, controlled cuts
• Efficient joint design requires minimal cutting effort
• Ergonomic dual-component handle reduces hand fatigue on the job
• Integrated return spring opens jaws automatically between cuts
• Rated for 1/4-inch cable, 7/32-inch medium-hard wire, and 3/16-inch hard wire

Compatibility

Designed as a compact OEM-style bolt cutter suitable for general trade use where an 8-inch overall length and angled head are required for cable and wire cutting tasks.

Installation Notes

This tool is used by licensed electricians, plumbers, and general tradespeople for cutting cable and wire during installation or service work. Always de-energize and lock out electrical circuits before cutting any wire or cable. Do not exceed the rated cutting capacities listed for this tool, as doing so can damage the cutting edges or cause the tool to slip. Inspect the jaw alignment and cutting edges before each use.