A snipper made for sealant nozzles. The V-cut blade slices the nozzle square without crushing the plastic, so the bead flows evenly instead of wandering. A hardened pin on the body punches cartridge seals, so you leave the utility knife in the bag.
A clean cut is the difference between a straight bead and a ragged one. Keep one in the sealant bucket.
Frequently asked questions
Why use a nozzle snipper instead of a utility knife?
A nozzle snipper provides a consistent V-cut profile, which is difficult to achieve with a utility knife. It also eliminates the hazard of knife slips and prevents nozzle deformation for a cleaner bead application.
How does the V-cut blade improve bead quality?
The V-cut blade creates an optimised opening that helps control sealant flow, leading to a smoother, more uniform bead. This precision cut reduces waste and improves the final finish.
Can the piercing pin clear hardened sealant?
The hardened steel piercing pin is designed to instantly clear blockages in new or partially used cartridges. It works effectively on fresh or partially cured material, ensuring immediate flow without damaging the cartridge.
Adheseal Nozzle Snipper Physical Properties
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Tool Type | Nozzle preparation and clearing tool |
| Blade Type | Precision-engineered V-cut |
| Piercing Pin Material | Hardened steel |
| Functionality | Cuts and pierces sealant/adhesive cartridge nozzles |