Compound Leverage Aviation Snips Left Cut 240 mm D16L, Erdi

Quick Facts — 17365 Aviation snips

• Model: 17365
• EAN: 4010220000038
• Type: Compound leverage aviation snips
• Length: 240 mm
• Cutting direction: Left
• Steel sheet capacity: 1.8 mm
• Stainless sheet capacity: 1.2 mm

The D16L compound leverage aviation snips in left-cut form are built for short straight and shaped cuts in steel and stainless sheet. They cut steel sheet up to 1.8 mm and stainless sheet up to 1.2 mm. Brand: Erdi.

The jointed construction gives lighter cutting action, and the handles are ergonomic PVC. The snips measure 240 mm and weigh 0.380 kg.

Why sheet metal workers choose D16L aviation snips

The compound leverage requires less hand force than a plain pair of tin snips. One blade is lightly serrated, which stops the sheet slipping away during the cut. That gives control on shaped cuts and short straight cuts.

Where D16L aviation snips perform best

The snips are used for short straight and shaped cuts in sheet, where the left-cut pattern keeps the cutting line in view. They suit the following materials:

• Steel sheet up to 1.8 mm
• Stainless sheet up to 1.2 mm

Technical Specifications

Chosen by: Sheet metal workers cutting steel sheet up to 1.8 mm. Ventilation fitters shaping sheet. Workshop mechanics cutting stainless sheet up to 1.2 mm.

Found in: Sheet metal and roofing work. Ventilation and ductwork installation. Machine shops and metalworking.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Are D16L aviation snips suitable for stainless sheet?

Yes, the D16L aviation snips cut stainless sheet up to 1.2 mm and steel sheet up to 1.8 mm.

How do D16L aviation snips stop the sheet slipping during the cut?

One blade on the D16L aviation snips is lightly serrated, which stops the cut sheet slipping. The jointed compound leverage construction also gives lighter cutting action.

What sets D16L aviation snips apart from other tin snips?

The D16L aviation snips have compound leverage, one lightly serrated blade and ergonomic PVC handles. They are left-cut, 240 mm long and weigh 0.380 kg.