TR Industrial Cable Tie Cutters

Should have bought these years ago. I always used angle cutters for zip ties. Which worked, until you rip your s*** wide open.. Got tired of bleeding everywhere are bought these. They are okay quality, but with sharp cutters. Zip ties are cut clean. You can't feel any edges after using these. Longevity is unknown with this tool/brand.

I was a little hesitant about buying a tool specifically for cable ties, but I use them fairly often for all sorts of reasons around the house, garage, garden, etc. These are particularly useful for cutting a tightly secured cable tie without damaging anything else. The sharpness and precision will quickly sever the tie without the risk that might come with a less precise tool. These have quickly earned their place in my "most used tools" pouch.

my husband needed something to help him open the zip ties on containers, so after him cutting himself two times i went on amazon and found the tie cutters! they worked great, in fact to great that someone stole them where he works so i had to get another one! he LOVES it!

These are top of the line (Brand-wise, I can’t say for sure). The only con: There’s a lot of oil leftover stemming from the rotating axis’s. Pros: - Zip-tie cutting a tight bundle without damaging the cable. - Really sharp edges. - Spring assist and a lock feature. - Super light Durability I’ll review at a later date.

The best tool to use to cut plastic ties/zip ties. I love this tool.

Does the job.

Nice and sharp great for cutting wire ties on harness without nicking the wires. It cuts the wire ties nice and flush and clean.

It cuts the Cable Ties are very clean and easily to use. Worth to buy.

The tie cutters were easy to use and did the job well.

Can't complain about. Pretty decent cutters and easy to use. Size helps you to fit in most places.

This felt like a bit of a luxury tool that probably wouldn't work or was over kill. I bit of a gizmo. BUT actually it's pretty good. Does what it says it can do. I don't have everyday use for it but I have times when I need to do quite a bit of clipping and these have not failed me. A really nice pair of angled head side cutter would do as well but the Knipex ones I think are not in production. And if you can get them they cost a fortune and I don't need that quality. So in short if you need a moderate use tool this one is fine although I would NOT push the steel to anything other than ties. If you want something more multipurpose fork out for some angle head cutters but be prepared to empty the bank balance.

I got this as a cheaper replacement for the ACT MG-1300 Cable Tie cutter. At work I have a lot of zip ties attached to hoses that need to be cut off while saving the hose. This tool does open up just enough to hook onto the 1 cm wide zip ties. This tool it's kind of annoying to use because instead of the hook blade being at the tip it's on the side so, you always have to cut the zip ties off while holding the tool perpendicular. Because of this and you can't use it in a lot of places even though you have access to the zip tie that you're trying to cut. Also having one side flat and one side hooked sometimes causes you to miss the zip tie and you need to pay attention when using the tool It does make it very annoying and in some places you can't use this tool. I wish they made it with the blades coming straight forward with hooks on both sides similar to the ACT. I hope they make another version identical to the ACT with the blades being four pointed and hooks on both sides. I'll have to keep it in my toolbox and use it until a better version comes out hopefully soon.