RIDGID 14228 Model S30 Heavy-Duty Bolt Cutter with Comfortable Grips and Alloy Steel Jaws 14228, 31”, Red

RIDGID 14228 Model S30 Heavy-Duty Bolt Cutter with Comfortable Grips and Alloy Steel Jaws 14228, 31”, Red

• 31" HEAVY-DUTY BOLT CUTTER: Designed to power past tough cutting jobs with solid hardened alloy steel jaws for maximum blade life, strength, and durability
• SUPERIOR CUTTING POWER: 1-step internal cam mechanism ensures accurate blade alignment that maximizes leverage and improves cutting power, making cutting tasks quick and efficient
• ERGONOMICALLY DESIGNED HANDLES: Long handles feature a comfortable grip, reducing pressure on your hands while offering an improved hold for crisp and controlled cutting
• MULTIPLE CAPACITY: Features a center that has a 1/2-inch capacity for soft metals, a 7/16-inch capacity for medium metals, and a 3/8-inch capacity for hard metals, allowing you to cut through different metals with greater ease and control
• VERSATILE USES: Cut through chains, nets, wires, poles, bolts, screws, or rods to in industrial jobsites or complete home improvement projects, repair jobs and more

<P>A great addition to any toolbox, the RIDGID 14228 S30 Bolt Cutter is designed to handle tough cutting jobs. These heavy-duty bolt cutters feature strong, hardened alloy steel bolt cutter jaws for long-lasting blade life and a one-step internal cam mechanism for precise blade alignment every time. The handles have comfortable grips, allowing greater mechanical advantage for crisp, controlled cutting.</P><P>This RIDGID heavy-duty bolt cutter features a center cut that has a 1/2-inch capacity for soft metals, a 7/16-inch capacity for medium metals and a 3/8-inch capacity for hard metals. The overall tool length is 31 inches.</P><P>RIDGID covers its products with a lifetime warranty against defects in material or workmanship for the life of the tool.</P> <P>Since 1923, RIDGID has remained the symbol of certainty to dedicated professionals of the expert trades. Every tool that bears the RIDGID brand is engineered to the same high standards of quality, strength and endurance, as was that first heavy-duty pipe wrench more than 80 years ago.</P>