RIDGID 14223 #S24 Rebar Cutter, 24 inches

Rebar cutter RIDGID 14223 #S24 Size 24 inches 
An essential tool for cutting tough metal materials such as bolts, rebar, wire, chains, or nails. This tool is built for maximum durability and efficiency in daily heavy-duty work. The cutter has an overall length of 24 inches (approx. 610 mm), which provides great leverage for general use and features a balanced weight for convenient portability and use in various situations.

Key Highlights of RIDGID 14223
- Hardened alloy steel jaws: Jaws are made of high-quality, specially hardened alloy steel to ensure maximum sharpness and the longest service life, even when used on extremely hard materials.
- Single-stage internal cam mechanism: Keeps cutting edges in precise alignment at all times, which is critical for delivering clean, sharp cuts with minimal effort.
- Leverage-optimizing handle design: Handles and grips are designed to increase mechanical advantage, allowing users to apply less effort while delivering greater cutting force at the jaws, resulting in easy and well-controlled cuts.
- Versatile cutting capacity: This bolt cutter model is capable of cutting materials with various hardness levels
- Center Cut design: A jaw design suitable for general purpose use, cutting a wide variety of materials

Features
- Hardened alloy steel jaws: Designed and manufactured for the longest possible blade life
- One-step internal cam mechanism: Keeps the cutting blades precisely aligned quickly and easily
- Ergonomic handles and grips: Designed to increase mechanical advantage for crisp, controlled cutting
- Capacity to cut materials of various hardness levels: (soft, medium, hard)
- Center Cut design: Suitable for general purpose applications
- Heavy-duty construction: Built for durability and reliability in industrial applications

Applications
- Construction work: For cutting rebar, tie wire, or nails
- Maintenance work: Cutting seized bolts, nuts, or chains
- Industrial work: Used for cutting various metal materials in factories or job sites
- Security work: Cutting chains or padlocks (depending on padlock size and hardness)
- DIY and general work: For small metal cutting tasks that require high cutting force