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Handle length, since that is the leverage. A 300mm cutter and a 900mm cutter carry similar jaws and cut very different material because the arms multiply differently.

It does not cut slowly, it fails to close. Forcing it damages the jaws rather than the work, which is why capacity is matched rather than approached.

300mm, 350mm, 450mm, 600mm, 750mm and 900mm on the heavy duty centre cut bodies, so the capacity ladder runs continuously rather than in steps.

The jaws meet in the middle, which cuts through the middle of a length cleanly. That is a jaw geometry rather than a capacity feature.

Where nothing longer can be opened at all. Compact cutters at 160mm and 200mm cut far less but reach a position a full size body cannot be used in.

Overall length and cutting capacity per cutter, which together tell you both what it will cut and whether it will fit where the cut has to be made.

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Handle length is the leverage, so cutting capacity rises with overall length rather than with anything about the jaws. A 300mm cutter and a 900mm cutter carry similar jaws and cut very different material, because the difference is entirely in what the arms multiply. Jaw hardness matters too, but it does not change what the arms can deliver to them.

That makes length the first decision and it is settled by what has to be cut rather than by what is convenient to carry. A cutter below the capacity needed does not cut slowly, it fails to close, and forcing it damages the jaws rather than the work. Capacity is stated per cutter alongside the length, so the two can be read together rather than one inferred from the other.

The range here runs 300mm, 350mm, 450mm, 600mm, 750mm and 900mm on the heavy duty centre cut bodies. Centre cut jaws meet in the middle, which cuts cleanly through the middle of a length rather than close to a surface. Longer cutters are also two-handed by design, which is what allows the full leverage to be used.

Compact cutters trade capacity for access, at 160mm and 200mm. They cut far less than a full size body but reach into a position where nothing longer can be opened at all, which is often the choice rather than a compromise. Send the material and diameter to 07754288583 on WhatsApp. Compact cutters are held at two lengths so the access is chosen without leaving the range.

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FAQs

Handle length, since that is the leverage. A 300mm cutter and a 900mm cutter carry similar jaws and cut very different material because the arms multiply differently.

It does not cut slowly, it fails to close. Forcing it damages the jaws rather than the work, which is why capacity is matched rather than approached.

300mm, 350mm, 450mm, 600mm, 750mm and 900mm on the heavy duty centre cut bodies, so the capacity ladder runs continuously rather than in steps.

The jaws meet in the middle, which cuts through the middle of a length cleanly. That is a jaw geometry rather than a capacity feature.

Where nothing longer can be opened at all. Compact cutters at 160mm and 200mm cut far less but reach a position a full size body cannot be used in.

Overall length and cutting capacity per cutter, which together tell you both what it will cut and whether it will fit where the cut has to be made.

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