Excelta Cutters - Medium Taper Head - Carbide Inserts - C7245X

$217.88
Description

Description

The Excelta Medium Taper Head Cutter with Carbide Insert delivers exceptional precision, strength, and longevity for demanding applications involving hard wire and micro-component cutting. Engineered with tungsten carbide inserts on a carbon steel frame, this tool combines cutting-edge durability with clean, laser-flush precision.

The medium taper head provides a balance between access and strength, allowing for accurate cuts in tight or high-density assemblies. Its laser-flush blade design minimizes wire tailing, ensuring clean, professional results with minimal rework.

Each tool undergoes precision machining and heat treatment to achieve a cutting-edge hardness of 79-81 Rockwell C, maintaining sharpness even after prolonged professional use. Built with ergonomic ESD-safe grips, this cutter offers comfort and static protection in sensitive environments.


Key Features

Tungsten Carbide Inserts: Engineered for maximum wear resistance and extended tool life.

Medium Taper Head: Ideal for applications requiring precision and strength in confined spaces.

Laser-Flush Cutting Edge: Provides clean, burr-free cuts with minimal wire residue.

Carbon Steel Body: Combines rigidity and shock absorption for controlled cutting.

Induction-Hardened Blades: Maintains edge sharpness over thousands of cycles.

Ergonomic ESD-Safe Grips: Comfortable, anti-static handles enhance control and safety.


Applications

Electronics & PCB Assembly: Precise trimming of hard or tinned copper wires, pins, and leads.

Medical Device Manufacturing: Ideal for stainless steel wire and fine tubing cuts.

Aerospace & Defense: Designed for durability in mission-critical component fabrication.

Cleanroom & Lab Work: Compatible with ESD-sensitive and contamination-controlled environments.

Precision Engineering: Excellent for prototyping, R&D, and instrument assembly.


Benefits

Superior Cutting Strength: Carbide inserts handle hard-wire materials with ease.

Extended Lifespan: Maintains sharpness up to 10x longer than standard cutters.

Consistent Flush Finish: Reduces post-cut cleanup and improves assembly efficiency.

Reduced Operator Fatigue: Ergonomic handles ensure comfort during precision work.

Reliable Performance: Backed by Excelta’s commitment to quality and long-term reliability.


Product Specs

Material Carbon tool steel with tungsten carbide inserts
Head Type Medium taper
Cut Type Laser-flush
Cutting Capacity Up to 0.020″ (0.5 mm) hard wire
Blade Angle ~14.25°
Hardness 79–81 Rockwell C
Overall Length 4.5″ (114 mm)
Handle Type ESD-safe ergonomic grips
Surface Resistivity Approx. 10¹⁰ Ω/sq
Country of Origin USA

Categories

• Excelta Tools

• Precision Cutters

• Laboratory Accessories

• ESD-Safe Hand Tools

• Cleanroom Equipment

 

Reviews

FAQs

What makes this cutter ideal for hard-wire applications?

It’s equipped with tungsten carbide inserts that maintain sharpness through repeated use on tough materials like stainless steel and piano wire. The inserts are fused into a rigid carbon steel body for maximum strength and durability. This design ensures consistent performance even in high-demand production environments.

What is the advantage of Laser-Flush® cutting?

Laser-Flush geometry produces exceptionally clean, burr-free cuts with minimal residual wire tail. This precision finish reduces rework and enhances the overall quality of assemblies. It’s especially valuable in industries that require high-accuracy results, such as electronics and medical manufacturing.

How does the medium taper head improve accessibility?

The medium taper profile provides a balance between cutting strength and maneuverability. It allows access to densely populated areas or confined spaces without sacrificing precision. This makes it a versatile option for technicians working on detailed assemblies.

Can this cutter be used in ESD-sensitive or cleanroom environments?

Yes, it’s designed with cushioned ESD-safe grips to prevent static discharge. The smooth, corrosion-resistant surfaces make it suitable for cleanroom and laboratory applications. It ensures safe use with delicate electronic components and contamination-controlled setups.

How long does the cutting edge typically last?

The tungsten carbide blades are hardened to 79–81 Rockwell C, significantly extending tool life compared to standard cutters. They resist chipping and dulling even under heavy, repetitive cutting cycles. With proper maintenance, the tool delivers consistent performance for years.