3-pc Aviation Tin Snip Set on 2040-parts.com
Bemidji, Minnesota, US
Drop forged, heat treated alloy steel jaws
Serrated cutting jaws prevent slips
Lever lock for safe storage
Comfortable, color-coded plastic handles reduce fatigue
Cuts through aluminum, sheet metal, leather, tile, asphalt, rubber, and shingles
Includes left cut, straight cut, and right cut snips
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