Wiss 6-3/8 in. Electrician/Data Scissor

These are great snips. Comfortable, cut cleanly and as an added bonus, usually no one else on the job site have the same ones. Would be nice to have a holster for them.

‘The Wiss 6 3/8″ Electrician’s / Data Scissors are well designed as well as very well made, these scissors performed as indicated, intended and expected without any problems…I have always used Klein electrician’s scissors, which are very well made and have a lifetime guarantee, however after using the Wiss electrician’s scissors, I prefer the Wiss scissors over the Klein scissors…I have large hands, so for me Wiss scissors are easier to hold and far easier to get my fingers in the handles…

Convenient size and cut through almost anything I need. Liked them so much this is a 2nd pair for my other tool bag.

As good as the competitors at nearly half the price. A must-have for the electrician, hobbiest, and maker. Something that HD should consider carrying in-store.

Initial thoughts great little pair of scissors, my only complaint is they aren’t very ergonomic, and continued use will put a strain on the fingers, only time will tell.

These are better than the Klein brand by a long shot. They should be carried in the store.

These are great snips. Comfortable, cut cleanly and as an added bonus, usually no one else on the job site have the same ones. Would be nice to have a holster for them.

This is a very nice pair of scissors for the professional who deals with communications wiring. These are very comfortable in your hands and not to large. The blades are very sharp for cutting and stripping cable or wiring. These have two notches for stripping back wire to attach to connectors or blocks. It also has a nice crimper in the handle for wire nuts or cable connectors.

A must have in the toolbox of anyone that is a bit more than just a home handyman, especially if you do some type of electrical work from time to time. I particularly like the Integrated 19 and 23 AWG wire strippers the grip zone in handles for tightening wire nuts and crimping. While I don’t work with steel boxes and conduit much these days, they also have serrations on outside of blades for reaming knockouts in electrical boxes if you do. Pair with some Klein screwdrivers and electricians plyers, your all set!

It works great but it takes a little time to get use to it.