Plato wire cutters are a precision tool for building and repairing electronics: printed circuit boards, thin wires, cables and radio hobby projects. The tool steel blades are rated for copper wire up to 1.3 mm; the tool is 129 mm long, weighs 57 g and has a spring return.
Tool details
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Purpose | Precision cutters for electronics |
| Copper wire, max diameter | 1.3 mm |
| Blades | Tool steel |
| Return | Spring |
| Handles | Ergonomic, non-slip, coated |
| Tool length | 129 mm |
| Weight | 57 g |
| Condition | New |
Why they earn a spot on the bench
- Accuracy on the board — slim precision blades reach wire between components.
- An easy rhythm — the spring return opens the jaws after every cut.
- Copper wire up to 1.3 mm — jumpers, hook-up wire, thin cables.
- No slipping — ergonomic handles with a non-slip coating.
- Edges for daily use — tool steel blades.
Who they suit
Radio hobbyists, service technicians repairing phones and computers, and anyone who assembles or fixes circuit boards: the tool is compact, light and built for fine wire.
When to choose something else
Electricians cutting thick power conductors or steel wire: these precision blades are rated for copper wire up to 1.3 mm and will dull quickly on coarse material.
Uses and compatibility
Printed circuit board work, repair of mobile devices, computers and electronics, radio hobby, accurate cutting of thin wires, cables and plastic parts, labs and workshops.
What is in the box
One pair of Plato wire cutters.
Questions and answers
Are they comfortable on a densely populated board?
Yes, circuit board work is one of their main uses: they are a precision tool, 129 mm long and 57 g.
Can I cut cable with them?
Thin cable, yes; for copper wire the maximum diameter is 1.3 mm.
Will my hand get tired during long sessions?
The spring return opens the cutters for you, and the ergonomic non-slip handles reduce the strain on your fingers.
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