• C.H.P. Milano Italian Flush Cutter with red and black handles
  • C.H.P. Milano Italian Flush Cutter with red and black handles
  • C.H.P. Milano Italian Flush Cutter with red and black handles
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C.H.P. Milano Italian Flush Cutter

C.H.P. Milano Italian Flush Cutter

PLR-553

5" x 2-5/8"

Made in Italy

$13.20 USD
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C.H.P. Milano Italian Flush Cutter

Quality flush cutters for soft metals up to 16 gauge. 

These are a smaller, lighter weight plier than the Milano Sprue Cutters. The plier you choose should be rated to cut the material you want to cut. Never attempt to cut wire larger than the gauge your pliers are rated for. Do not use these with steel, binding wire, memory wire, brass wire or any other hard wire. Made in Italy.

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Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 6 reviews.

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great little cutters

"I like the flat cut and small profile of this cutter."

— Diane K. (5/5)

Pliers - Tapered Chain Nose Nylon Jaw

"Easy to use."

— Angela W. (5/5)

Work great, would recommend.

"Work great, would recommend."

— Holly P. (5/5)

very good for the price

"I really like these little flush cutters. You can pay a lot more for pliers but these are just fine for cutting 18 ga wire and up. Probably work for 16 and maybe 14 but I have a pair of sturdier cutters for that. The end of the cut wire has a little "shelf" after cutting but I've never had cutters that were perfectly "flush". Fairly pointed end for getting in close but I also have a pair from the same company that has even finer points for getting in really close when doing wire wraps with say 24 or 26 ga wire."

— Joyce V. (5/5)

C.H.P. Milano Italian Flush Cutter

"Very nice for the price, I really like them."

— Pamela K. (5/5)

Love these cutters.

"These cutter's angled tip allow me to get in close when nipping wire. Weither it's clipping wire from beading or melat clay work. I have 4 pair and that is one way I can keep every thing together for each clay type."

— Dee G. (5/5)

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