| Blade Material | : | Alloy Steel |
| Cut Materials | : | Aluminum, Copper, Galvanized Steel, Layered Metals, Mild Steel, Stainless Steel, Vinyl Plastics |
| Cut Type | : | Left |
| Handle Color | : | Red |
| Handle Material | : | Thermoplastic |
| Handle Type | : | Color-Coded Molded Grip |
| Length of Cut | : | 1-3/8 in |
| Maximum Sheet Thickness | : | 0.062 in |
| Overall Length | : | 10 in |
| Snip Type | : | Aviation |
Malco® Max2000® and Max2000® classic standard left, right-cutting aviation snips have wide opening jaws with a serrated lower blade for fast controlled cuts in vinyl plastics, layered metals and seams. Precisely ground blade tips also cut into tight spaces and flush to 90 deg walls.
Malco® Classic Standard Aviation Snip, Aviation Snip, Left Cut, 0.062 in Maximum Sheet Thickness, 1-3/8 in Length of Cut, Alloy Steel Blade, Color-Coded Molded Grip Handle, Thermoplastic Handle, Red Handle, 10 in Overall Length, Cut Materials: Aluminum, Copper, Galvanized Steel, Layered Metals, Mild Steel, Stainless Steel, Vinyl Plastics
- The original Max2000® features euro-styled ergonomic handles
- Textured, solid-colored, molded thermoplastic grips and finger stops compliment a narrower handle opening to fit large or small hands
- An ambidextrous, thumb-operated handle latch and replaceable compression spring complete this user-friendly design
- All Max2000® aviation snips feature superior hardened blade edges for maximum cutting life
- Riveted, head-to-handle compound linkage multiplies hand leverage applied by user
- Linkage will not rattle or loosen ever and an easily adjustable pivot bolt, with nylon locking nut, holds its adjustment securely for these hard working aviation snips
- Max2000® aviation snips have wide opening jaws with a serrated lower blade for fast controlled cuts in vinyl plastics, layered metals and seams
- Precisely ground blade tips also cut into tight spaces and flush to 90 deg walls
- Permanent riveted handles will not loosen and latch will not hang-up
- Extra long-life compression spring