Work Brand A.T.FIELD Plastic Nippers 125mm / Unit 01 Model

Unopened, excellent condition.

Size: Approx. 48 x 132 x 13mm (when blades are closed)
?Cutting Capacity: Resin Φ5.0mm (for plastic only)
?Blade Hardness: 52-60HRC
?Grip Length: 96mm (when closed)
?Blade Width: 14mm (when closed)
?Blade Thickness: 8.5mm, Blade Angle: 15°
?Ideal for: Plastic model making, processing of molded plastic products.
?Weight (main unit): Approx. 85g
?Materials: Blades: Vanadium steel, Handles: Elastomer resin (non-insulated), Spring: Plastic
?Country of Origin: Japan
?Manufacturer: Kakuri Sangyo Co., Ltd.


The high-quality blade edge, finished by craftsmen in Sanjo City, Niigata Prefecture, a town renowned for its cutlery, is laser-engraved with the NERV mark and unit number.

The thin blade edge, which excels in wear resistance, provides a superior cutting feel and maintains high precision and beautiful cut surfaces.

Equipped with an interlocking prevention mechanism to protect the blades from damage caused by them hitting each other.


Features a durable and soft-feeling plastic spring.

The grip is made of elastomer resin for a comfortable feel that conforms to your hand.


■Warnings and Precautions
●The molded grip is not insulated.
Do not use on anything that is electrically charged.

●When using the product for the first time, the plastic spring may be closed.
Please open the handles and bend the spring before use.

●This product is for plastic only, so do not cut anything other than plastic.

●Do not cut plastic that exceeds the cutting capacity.

●For thick wires, cut near the base of the blade, not the center.
The cutting capacity mentioned above is for the center of the blade.

●For soft and thin wires, cut with the tip of the blade.

●The printing on the main unit may peel off depending on usage and the number of years of use.
Please be aware of this in advance.

●Oil may seep from the blade crossing point, but this does not affect quality or usability.

●To prevent rust and ensure long-term use, we recommend lubricating the blades after use and wiping them with a soft cloth.



[Three Peaks Giken Co., Ltd.]
Founded in 1940.
Based on traditional techniques cultivated in Sanjo City, Niigata Prefecture, one of Japan's leading metal industry cities, we fuse them with ever-evolving cutting-edge technology.

The craftsmanship that characterized the company from its founding is passed down to the finishing process even in today's automated production, with blade sharpening craftsmen finishing each pair of pliers individually.