Meet the Crescent Wiss 6 in. Steel Serrated Data Shears — a compact, dependable cutting tool built for precise results in everyday tasks. With a total length of 6 inches and a focused 1.75-inch serrated blade, these data shears deliver controlled performance in tight spaces, whether you’re opening packages, trimming tape, or shaping lightweight materials.
Why the serrated edge matters: the saw-tooth blade grips slippery or fibrous materials, reduces slippage, and helps you make cleaner, more consistent cuts without snagging. The steel blade provides durability for frequent use, so these shears stay sharp through the rigors of hobby projects, office duties, and light-duty workshop work.
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Overall length: 6 inches for nimble handling and precise maneuverability.
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Blade length: 1.75 inches, optimized for control on small, deliberate cuts.
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Blade material: Steel, engineered to endure regular use.
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Blade type: Serrated, designed to grip and guide cuts on slippery materials.
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Packaging type: Carded, convenient for display and storage.
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Product type: Shears — specialized for data-style tasks that require accuracy and speed.
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Style: Data, indicating a focus on precise, clean edge work in labeling or light-duty material handling.
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Sub brand: Wiss
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Brand name: Crescent
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Color: Orange, enhancing visibility in busy workspaces.
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Number in package: 1
This tool is ideal for DIY enthusiasts, crafters, and professionals who need reliable, quick cuts without sacrificing accuracy. Use it for opening mail and boxes, trimming stray edges on lightweight materials, cutting vinyl or paper for projects, or making precise adjustments to cardstock and packaging innards. The data-oriented design helps keep your workflow smooth, so you can focus on the task at hand rather than fiddling with dull or slippery blades.
Compared to standard straight-edge scissors, the serrated Wiss data shears minimize tearing and slippage, delivering cleaner edges on challenging materials. For best results, keep blades dry after use, wipe away dust or adhesive residues, and store in a dry place to preserve the blade’s edge and the tool’s longevity.
