Ivy Classic - Hi-Leverage Bolt Cutter 14"

Compact power for clean cuts. This 14" hi-leverage bolt cutter combines hardened cutting jaws with a compound-action linkage to deliver strong cutting force in a portable size. Adjustable jaw screws keep the blades aligned for smooth, consistent performance, while textured comfort grips give you confident control on bolts, chain, and threaded rod.

Key Features

• Compound-action mechanism multiplies hand force for easier cutting.
• Hardened alloy-steel jaws with precision-ground edges for clean, consistent cuts.
• Adjustable blade-alignment screws to fine-tune clearance and extend service life.
• Center-cut jaw geometry handles bolts, chain, rod, and wire rope.
• Durable, forged head and stout steel handles for jobsite reliability.
• Non-slip comfort grips reduce hand fatigue and improve control.
• Compact 14" length fits tool bags and tight spaces without sacrificing performance.
• Ideal for shop maintenance, jobsite punch-list work, and everyday cutting tasks.

Brand / Model: Ivy Classic — 11009

Product Type: Hi-leverage bolt cutter (center-cut)

Weight: ~3.0–3.8 lb (approx.)

Dimensions (Overall Length): 14 in (356 mm)

Jaw Style / Width: Center-cut jaws, adjustable blade clearance

Materials (Jaws): Hardened alloy steel, precision-ground cutting edges

Materials (Head/Handles): Forged steel head; heavy-gauge steel handles

Handle Grips: Non-slip comfort grips

Cutting Mechanism: Compound-action linkage for force multiplication

Adjustment: Twin set-screws for blade alignment and wear compensation

Finish / Protection: Corrosion-resistant protective finish on metal components

Typical Applications: Bolts, chain, threaded rod, light wire rope (within 14" capacity)

Operating Notes: Position work near jaw pivot, maintain proper blade clearance, use steady two-hand pressure; avoid hardened/tempered steels unless rated

Included: One 14" hi-leverage bolt cutter (model 11009)

Q: What materials can the 14" bolt cutter (11009) cut?
A: Mild steel bolts, chain, threaded rod, and light wire rope within typical 14" cutter capacity; avoid hardened/tempered steels unless specifically rated.

Q: How do I get the cleanest cut and longest blade life?
A: Place the work close to the jaw pivot, use steady two-hand pressure, keep blade clearance properly adjusted, and avoid twisting during the cut.

Q: Can I adjust the jaws as they wear?
A: Yes—use the twin set-screws to fine-tune blade alignment/clearance so the edges meet evenly along their length.

Q: Is 14" a good balance of portability and power?
A: Yes—the compact size fits tool bags and tight spaces, while the compound-action linkage still provides strong cutting force for common shop and jobsite tasks.