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8" All Purpose Snip

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SKU:
MCCMU-0020
UPC:
630370103157
MPN:
MU-0020

Description

The Only Cutter You'll Need in the Garden

The MCC 8" All Purpose Snip (Model MU-0020) is a compact, industrial-grade cutting tool made in Japan that handles virtually any material you throw at it — drip tubing, wire, steel strapping, tree branches, electrical cable, and more. At just 8 inches (210 mm) long, it fits comfortably in a tool belt or garden bucket, making it the ideal everyday cutting companion for drip irrigation installation, garden maintenance, and general yard work.

Featuring an easy one-hand scissor-like action with spring-loaded auto-opening, you can cut quickly and safely without needing two hands free. The blade tension is adjustable via the bolt on the handle to suit different materials and hand strengths. The anti-slip vinyl grip keeps the tool secure even with wet or muddy hands. This snip pairs perfectly with a tubing punch when setting up or modifying your drip irrigation tubing.

Key Features
  • One-Hand Operation: Spring-loaded auto-opening action allows fast, effortless single-handed cutting.
  • Versatile Multi-Material Cutting: Cuts drip tubing, steel strapping, wire, electrical cable, tree branches, and paper.
  • Adjustable Blade Tension: Handle bolt lets you fine-tune blade gap for different materials or hand sizes.
  • Anti-Slip Vinyl Grip: Secure, comfortable hold even in wet conditions.
  • Industrial Grade / Made in Japan: MCC has manufactured professional-grade tools since 1916.
  • Compact Size: At only 8" (210 mm), it stores easily in a tool belt, garden bag, or bucket.
Technical Specifications

Specifications per MCC International (Model MU-0020).

Specification Details
Model No. MU-0020
Overall Length 210 mm (8")
Max Cutting Capacity 0.8 mm (0.03") — Tin Plate
Weight 220 g
Action Spring-loaded auto-opening
Handle Anti-slip vinyl grip
Origin Made in Japan
Brand MCC International
SKU MCCMU-0020
Frequently Asked Questions

Can this snip cut drip irrigation tubing cleanly?
Yes — the MCC All Purpose Snip is ideal for cutting poly drip tubing, 1/4" micro tubing, and soaker dripline cleanly in one squeeze, giving you the straight, burr-free cuts needed for leak-free barbed fittings.

What is the maximum cutting capacity?
The MU-0020 has a maximum cutting capacity of 0.8 mm (0.03") for tin plate/sheet metal hardness. It also cuts wire, plastic/rubber tubing, branches, cable, and steel strapping within this capacity range.

How do I adjust the blade tension?
Tighten or loosen the bolt on the handle to adjust the blade gap. A tighter setting works better for thin sheet metal or wire; a slightly looser setting is comfortable for cutting soft tubing and branches repeatedly.

Is this snip rated for one-hand use?
Yes. The spring-loaded auto-opening action means the blades spring back open after each cut automatically, so you can cut continuously with one hand — a big advantage when the other hand is holding tubing or a branch.

⚠ California Proposition 65 Warning

This product can expose you to Lead and lead compounds, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

Use It With

Get even more out of your MCC snip with these complementary tools and supplies:

Relevant Tips & Guides

Warning: This product can expose you to Lead and lead compounds, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information go to:  www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

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