Robuso light fibreglass scissors 405/C 6" (16 cm)

SKU: 10018-6
Category: Robuso shears for aramide, glass and carbon fiber fabrics
Manufacturers: Robuso

Length

50,60 €

excl. 19% VAT , plus

Available immediately
Delivery time: 1 - 2 Workdays (DE - int. shipments may differ)

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Description

Country of origin: European Union (Germany)

The Robuso light fibreglass scissors 405/C 6" are fine C60 scissors with pointed blue-glazed blades, large eyes, hardened screw and blue handles for light work on glass fibre and aramid.

ROBUSO cutting shears for technical textiles cut glass fibre, carbon fibre, aramid and Dyneema® cleanly without pushing the material. They are forged and hardened from C60 carbon steel, the blades are blue-glazed and one edge is micro-serrated. The blue, non-slip powder coating of the handles gives a secure grip even with oily hands or gloves and resists heat, sweat and moisture.

Features at a glance

Forged and hardened from C60 carbon steel
One micro-serrated edge – fibres do not slip
Blue, non-slip powder coating
Shapes for long cuts, short powerful cuts and edges
Can be resharpened

Applications

Composites: cutting glass and carbon fibre fabrics
Aramid fabrics, knits and felts
Tapes, cords, thin ropes and hoses with aramid core
Boat, vehicle and aircraft building, wind energy

Technical data

Item number: 10018-6
Product type: Light fibreglass scissors
Model: 405/C/6"
Size: 6" (16 cm)
Cutting length: 5 cm
Weight: 55 g
Material: C60 carbon steel, forged and hardened (approx. 57–59 HRC)
Finish: blades blue-glazed inside and out (fine hand grinding), powder-coated handles
Cutting edge: one micro-serrated edge
Suitable for: light work on glass fibre, aramid and similar materials
Country of origin: Germany

Frequently asked questions

Which model for which task?
For long cuts in fabric webs the 1024/C or 1026/C, for short, powerful cuts in denser material the 1071/C or 1081/C, for fine work the light 405/C and for edges the 1026/3/C with upward-bent handles.

How do I care for the shears?
Carbon steel is not rust-resistant. Keep the inner face of the blades clean and oil the screw and blades. A dedicated pair for aramid and Dyneema® considerably increases edge life.