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$136.04
$65.47
Heavy Duty Bent Trimmer, Ambidextrous, 11-Inch
7310 - spec sheet
Features
- Extra-long blades cut more material in one motion for better efficiency
- Scissors with stamped stainless steel precision ground blades
- Bent handles glide smoothly along flat surfaces and reduce wrist strain
- Ambidextrous use
- Bent Trimmer has soft handles with large bottom ring
- Adjustable blade tension to maintain maximum cutting performance
7310 - spec sheet
Manufacturer Resources
Spec Sheet
Product Specs
- Department:
- Electrical
- Overall Width:
- 3.625" (9.2 cm)
- Product Material:
- Stainless Steel
- Blade Edge:
- Standard
- Blade Curvature:
- Straight
- Overall Height:
- 0.625" (1.6 cm)
- Blade Tip:
- Standard
- Handle Material:
- Molded Plastic
- Handle Orientation:
- Bent
- Blade Length:
- 4.75" (12.1 cm)
- Overall Length:
- 11" (27.9 cm)
- Product Subgroup:
- Pliers & Cutters
- Tension Adjustment:
- Screw
- Product Group:
- Hand Tools
- Product Type:
- Bent Trimmer
- Product Depth:
- 11 in
Klein Tools 7310 – Frequently Asked Questions
1) What is the difference between Klein Tools 7310 and 7310-P bent trimmers?
Both are the 11-inch Klein heavy duty bent trimmer. Model 7310 is the ambidextrous version, usable in either hand. Model 7310-P is the right-handed version. If your crew shares tools or you have left-handed installers, order the 7310.
2) Why would I pick a bent handle trimmer over a straight scissor for cutting insulation or underlayment on the floor?
Bent handles are the reason to buy this one. The offset lets the lower handle ride clear while the blades stay flat on the work surface, so you can run a long cut along a subfloor, benchtop or sheet of material without cocking your wrist up. Straight-handle shears force you to lift the tool off the surface. With a 4.75 inch blade you also take more material per stroke on long runs.
3) Are these scissors any good for cutting Kevlar and aramid yarn in fiber cable?
The blades are stamped stainless steel, precision ground, with a standard edge and standard tip, running 4.75 inches of cutting length. Blade tension is adjustable by screw, which is what keeps a scissor biting on stringy, slippery material instead of pushing it out toward the tip. Tighten the screw slightly if cuts start to fold rather than shear.
4) Are the blades on the Klein 7310 curved or straight?
Straight blades with a standard edge and a standard (not sharp-pointed, not blunt-safety) tip. The bend in this tool is in the handles, not the blades, so the cutting line stays straight while the grip clears the surface. If you need a curved blade for trimming around contours, this is not that tool.
5) Do the blades loosen up over time, and can I retighten them?
Yes, there's a screw tension adjustment at the pivot. Snug it when the blades start to separate and let material slip; back it off slightly if the action gets stiff. That adjustment is the main reason these last on a job instead of becoming throwaways, and it means one tool can be tuned for thin film one day and heavier stock the next.
6) Will the Klein 7310 bent trimmer fit in a standard tool pouch or electrician's bag?
Overall it measures 11 inches long, 3.625 inches wide and 0.625 inches thick. That 11 inch length is longer than a typical pouch scissor pocket, so plan on a long tool slot, a bag side pocket or the main cavity rather than a small sheath.
7) What are the handles made of, and is there a big enough ring for a gloved hand?
Molded plastic soft handles with a large bottom ring, which is what lets a work glove or a bigger hand through the lower loop. Handles are bent for flat-surface work and the tool is offered in an ambidextrous version (7310) so either hand fits the same grip.
8) Will stainless steel blades hold up for daily electrical and maintenance work?
Blades are stamped stainless steel, precision ground. Stainless resists the corrosion you get from damp crawlspaces, adhesives and wipe-downs, which matters more on an MRO cart than raw carbon steel would. For heavier cutting duty, keep the pivot screw tensioned rather than letting the blades drift apart.
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Does the Klein Tools 7310 come with a warranty?
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