What is this right-cut aviation snip designed for?

It is designed for making smooth straight cuts and tight right-hand curves in sheet metal.

What is the maximum cutting capacity of this tool?

It cuts cold-rolled sheet steel (600N/mm²) up to a thickness of 1.2 mm.

Which materials can you cut with the FMHT73557-0?

You can cut sheet steel, stainless steel, aluminium, copper, wire mesh, and plastics.

What is the benefit of the Ergo handle design?

The reduced handle span minimizes muscle strain and requires less cutting effort.

How does the snip prevent slipping during a cut?

The forged blades feature a serrated cutting edge that grips the material securely.

STANLEY FMHT73557-0 FATMAX Ergo tin shears right-hand cutting 250mm

Name: STANLEY FMHT73557-0 FATMAX Ergo tin shears right-hand cutting 250mm
Brand: STANLEY
SKU: 02876433
Price: 24.4 EUR
Availability: PreOrder

Supplier number: STANLEY FMHT73557-0 | EAN 3253560735579

Recommended Retail Price €38.89

24.40 tax incl.

€20.16 excl. VAT (incl. all environmental contributions)

On order: delivered from 13/10/2026

Ordered before 20:00 - delivered as of 13/10/2026
Shipping costs €11.99 VAT included | Free shipping for orders over a total amount of 125 euros
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Accurate cuts with the Stanley aviation snips

Practical benefits

Reduced hand strain during work: The ergonomic grip features a reduced handle span so you cut through 1.2 mm sheet metal with less muscle fatigue.
Clean and slip-free cutting: Designed with one serrated edge and one smooth edge, it prevents slipping while ensuring clean cut edges.
Fast single-handed latch release: The spring-loaded latch allows you to open and operate the tool quickly using just one hand.

In a nutshell

The right choise for

With the Stanley Fatmax Ergo aviation snip FMHT73557-0, you make smooth straight cuts and precise right-hand curves in sheet metal with total control. Its Ergo handle design features a reduced handle span to noticeably minimize muscle fatigue and strain during intensive hvac ductwork, roofing, or metal fabrication tasks. The combination of a serrated edge and a smooth blade prevents slipping on the workpiece while delivering clean, burr-free edges in materials up to 1.2 mm thick, including sheet steel, stainless steel, aluminium, and copper. With the spring-loaded latch, you can quickly unlock the tool using just one hand and get straight to work.

Product information FAQ

€24.40

tax incl.

Key features according to our expert

Overall length: 250 mm
Max.thickness (600N/mm²): 1,2 mm
Product Range: Stanley Fatmax

Product description

STANLEY FATMAX Ergo Tin Shears - 250mm - Right Cutting

Features

Titanium Nitride finished jaws provide extra durability
Suitable for intensive & heavy use: up to 47,000 cutting movements
Chrome molybdenum steel with serrated jaws ensures a firm grip
Cutting capacity: 18swg / 1.2mm plain steel, 22swg / 0.8mm stainless steel
Internal locking mechanism unlocks with one hand
Comfortable soft handles

All Features

Overall length: 250 mm
Max.thickness (600n/mm²): 1,2 mm
Inner box quantity: 4
Packaging width: 7,2 cm
Length of snip: 254 mm
Packaging height: 30 cm
Maximum cutting capacity: 1,2 mm
Packaging weight: 445 g
Outer box quantity: 24
Carded: X
Packaging depth: 2,5 cm
Product range: Stanley Fatmax

Brand STANLEY
02876433
EAN 3253560735579
Supplier number STANLEY FMHT73557-0

Frequently asked questions about this product

Answered by specialists

What is this right-cut aviation snip designed for?: It is designed for making smooth straight cuts and tight right-hand curves in sheet metal.
What is the maximum cutting capacity of this tool?: It cuts cold-rolled sheet steel (600N/mm²) up to a thickness of 1.2 mm.
Which materials can you cut with the FMHT73557-0?: You can cut sheet steel, stainless steel, aluminium, copper, wire mesh, and plastics.
What is the benefit of the Ergo handle design?: The reduced handle span minimizes muscle strain and requires less cutting effort.
How does the snip prevent slipping during a cut?: The forged blades feature a serrated cutting edge that grips the material securely.