Klein Tools 100CS All-Purpose Precision Scissors, Made in USA, 5.25-Inch Nickel-Plated Snips, Blunt Tip, and Wire Stripping Notches, Multi-Purpose for Professional and Home Usage

The Klein Tools 100CS Electrician Scissors are not just a tool—they’re a power move. Before these came into my life, I was battling wires like a clueless amateur, but now I slice through cables with the precision of a pro. These scissors make quick work of even the toughest materials, and the notched blades are an absolute dream for stripping wire. They’re sturdy, sharp, and fit comfortably in your hand, making every cut feel like you’re wielding the Excalibur of electrician tools. If you want to stop wrestling with wires and start conquering them, these are the only scissors you’ll ever need. A true game-changer for anyone who works with wires!

Love these scissors. Best thing for an electrician or control tech.

Being designed for electrical does not mean only for “work”. Being a master electrician I use them for most of my cutting and stripping needs, more at home or leisure than on the work site. They are sturdy, adjustable, and comfortable when I use them.

I needed an extra set of scissors and these where perfect. They are basically the same as my other pair. I keep one in a toolbox, and the other with my crimper in a case. They are sharp, comfortable, durable, and perform the functions I need them too. I'd buy another set tomorrow if mine went missing.

These scissors have performed great the one knock I have is they don't actually say Klein on them for some reason.

Muy útil para mi y trabajo

Originally founded in 1952 under the name Expert Cutlery, this manufacturer of scissors and shears initially employed five men who turned out approximately 600 pair of shears per week. About 28 different styles of shears were manufactured, produced by large grinding wheels with a gas-heated lead pot used for the heat-treating process.The Company has not only manufactured the same high quality barber shears since 1952, but has grown to become the largest U.S. manufacturer of hot-forged scissors and shears for a wide variety of markets including textiles, sewing, poultry, electronics, fiber optics and pet grooming.The Expert Cutlery name was changed to Heritage Cutlery in 1978. The company continued to grow and invest in state of the art equipment, such as CNC (computer numerical control) machine grinders and electronically controlled salt furnaces for heat-treating.In September 2007, Heritage Cutlery was acquired by and began operating under the name Klein Cutlery, LLC. Klein Cutlery is an affiliate of Klein Tools, Inc.My guess is Klein Tools had all of its scissors made by Expert Cutlery until 1978, then by Heritage Cutlery until 2007 when they purchased the operation as part of Klein Cutlery.

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