KLEIN vs KNIPEX Best Low Voltage Snips (Scissors) 2022

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In this video, we are going to talk about the best low voltage snips according to the Low Voltage Nation Facebook Group community. If you enjoy these and learn something from them, be sure to subscribe, hit the notification bell, and smash the like button!
Intro

I’m Blake, the founder of Low Voltage Nation: the place where we help people carve out a fulfilling career path in low voltage and technology. If you are looking for a solid pair of snips or are getting into the industry, then this video is for you!

I ran a poll on the Low Voltage Nation Facebook Group and had some great responses… and not-so-great responses, lol.

I wonder if some of these low volts actually use their teeth

Southwire
Let’s go over the top 4 starting with Southwire. These are spring-loaded and give a lot of leverage, however, they seem to dull quicker than other snips.

Fluke
I know several that swear by the Fluke snips. They have an ergonomic design and provide a lot of leverage.

Knipex
They call these “shears” and they are intended for cabling. They are rather bulky but also feel really good in the hand. They are super sharp and you can feel how high quality they are, which is what Knipex is known for.

Check out the pronunciation of Knipex:
   • Knipex: How to correctly pronounce KN...  

Klein
These won by a landslide with 114 votes compared to Knipex with 20. They are somewhat of an industry standard. They cut well and are smaller than most snips… and you can cut coins with it.

Overall, Klein appears to be more popular, but Knipex appears to be a superior

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