The Tungsten-carbide cutters series offers a range of medium-sized precision cutters, which are ideal for various cutting applications. These cutters feature wear-resistant tungsten carbide-edged cutting blades that are designed to withstand the cutting of hard and tough wires, such as piano wire, nickel, and diode leads. The cutting blades are manufactured from high-grade tool steel, ensuring a robust and durable construction.

Additionally, the cutters boast a non-reflecting surface, making them ideal for use in environments where reflection could cause issues. Furthermore, the cutters are ESD-safe, making them suitable for use in electrostatic discharge-sensitive environments. The Tungsten-carbide cutters series cutters are also resharpenable, making them a cost-effective and long-lasting cutting solution.

• Medium-sized precision cutters
• Wide range of head shapes
• Manufactured from high-grade tool steel
• Suitable for cutting hard and tough wires
• Non-reflecting surface
• ESD safe
• Resharpenable
• Swiss Made

Oval Head: This is the most widely used head shape. It is robust and size for size offers the highest cutting capacity.

Angled Wide/Narrow Head: This head shape provides precise cuts at different working angles.

Pointed Relieved Head: This is the narrowest head shape. The underside is relieved and facilitates optimum access even to extremely hard-to-reach areas.

Tapered Head: The jaws of the cutter have straight edges and taper to a point. This head shape allows access to difficult-to-reach areas but reduces the cutting capacity in comparison to the same size oval head cutter.

Semi-Flush: This cut leaves a pyramidal tip at the end of the wire and is suitable for standard jobs where the final shape is not critical. Cutters with this cut can handle both soft copper wires and very hard wires, such as stainless steel.

Flush: This cut leaves a much smaller tip at the end of the wire than the semi-flush cut, without reducing the cutting capacity. The cutting edges are finer than on semi-flush cutters, reducing the effort exerted when cutting and the load on the component. Flush wire ends reduce the effort needed to fit components on printed-circuit boards. Erem guarantees precise cutting even after frequent use.