9 Molding Cutter Manufacturers in 2024
This section provides an overview for molding cutters as well as their applications and principles. Also, please take a look at the list of 9 molding cutter manufacturers and their company rankings.
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What Is a Molding Cutter?
A molding cutter is a tool for cutting wiring moldings and wiring covers that are placed on interior floors and walls. Most of them have a flat receiving part of the blade to match the shape of the bottom of the braid, while some have a guide to indicate the angle at which the braid is to be cut.
Similar tools include duct cutters and PVC cutters, both of which differ in the shape of the receiving part. Cutting with a molding cutter prevents burrs, snags, and other residues from sticking to the cut surface, and produces a cleaner cross-section than when cut with cutters or other tools.
How to Use Molding Cutters
Place the molding to be cut between the blade of the molding cutters and fix it in place. If the molding cutters are equipped with a guide, adjust the angle of the molding cutters to the angle you want to cut.
Once the braid is secured, grasp the handle by hand and close the blade to cut. For molding cutters with a ratchet mechanism (the blade moves only in the cutting direction), gently widen the handle to open the blade fully automatically.
After the braid to be cut is secured to the holder and the blade is closed by grasping the handle, the ratchet mechanism is activated by loosening the handle slightly.
How to Select Molding Cutters
When selecting molding cutters, be sure to check the maximum cutting capacity and the materials that can be cut. Also, select a braid cutter whose shape, structure of the blade, and functionality are suitable for the environment and purpose of the work. The following is a summary of points to consider when selecting molding cutters.
- Shape of the Receiving Part
A flat-type molding cutter with a flat support section is useful when you want to cut moldings accurately and straight. The angle guide on the support section allows you to cut a braid cleanly at various angles, such as 45° or 135°.
Molding cutters with a curved support section can cut moldings quickly and sharply, which is useful when speed is required in cutting work. This type of braid cutter is used for cutting wiring braid in places where it is difficult to see, or for reducing the size of braid to be disposed of. - Structure of the Blade
Molding cutters with a ratchet mechanism (a mechanism in which the blade moves only in the cutting direction) have a high cutting capacity and can cut securely with little force. - Functionality
Molding cutters are safe if they have a locking function on the blade to prevent the blade from opening or moving when the cutter is not in use or when work is interrupted. Also, those with a stopper to keep the braid in place on the blade section will ensure that the braid does not shift during cutting and that the braid is cut accurately.
List of 9 Molding Cutter Manufacturers
*Including some distributors, etc.
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MedChemExpress
TERING/MOLDING CUTTER
Manufacturer Overview
MedChemExpress (MCE), is headquartered in Monmouth Junction, New Jersey, and is a supplier of research chemicals and biochemicals for laboratory and scientific use. The company’s product range includes biochemical assay reagents, isotope-labeled compounds, inhibitory antibodies, recombinant proteins, and fluorescent dyes. These products are used in various biopharmaceutical research and development fields, including areas such as infection, cardiovascular diseases, neurodegenerative diseases, diabetes, and autoimmune diseases. The company is ISO 19001 certified and provides testing services within the ISO 17025 framework, offering bulk and custom product services and support for metrological traceability.
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GT Tools
Universal Molding Cutter
Company Overview
GT tools, established in 1984 and located in Durango, Colorado, USA, is a manufacturer of windshield repair and replacement tools. The company also offers glass and plastic restoration solutions The company's product line includes auto glass repair kits, glass restoration kits, auto glass tools, headlight restoration kits, and auto body tools. It is an international distributor serving customers in over 50 countries across the globe through its exclusive distribution network. It also offers tool repair services and services tools for its customers.
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MARUTO HASEGAWA KOSAKUJO INC
Handy Protector Mole Cutter
Company Overview
MARUTO HASEGAWA KOSAKUJO INC, established in 1924 and based in Niigata, Japan, is a manufacturer and supplier of specialized work tools. The company's product range includes High Grade Hi-leverage Side Cutting Pliers, High Grade Long Nose Cutting Pliers, Tweezers with Cation Coating, Multipurpose Straight Tweezers, and Precision Tweezers (Anti Magnetic) (Anti Acid). These tools are designed for precision tasks across various industries. They primarily serve the electronics, manufacturing, and assembly sectors. Besides its product offerings, the company provides services such as tool customization, user consultation, and maintenance.
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Adam’s Tarp & Tool Ltd
TRIM AND MOLDING CUTTER
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Outils Pierre Berger Inc.
Molding Cutter
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Molding Cutter Manufacturer Ranking
*Including some distributors, etc.Number of Employees
Newly Established Company
- Adam’s Tarp & Tool Ltd: 2008 (16 years ago)
- Red Oak Tools: 2006 (18 years ago)
- Outils Pierre Berger Inc.: 1994 (30 years ago)
Company with a History
- MARUTO HASEGAWA KOSAKUJO INC: 1924 (100 years ago)
- GT Tools: 1984 (40 years ago)
- Outils Pierre Berger Inc.: 1994 (30 years ago)
Molding Cutter Manufacturers in United States
*Including some distributors, etc.
Global Distribution of Molding Cutter Manufacturers by Country
*Including some distributors, etc.
| Country | Number of Companies | Share (%) |
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United States of America
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6 | 85.7% |
Japan
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1 | 14.3% |
