Rebar jaws are consumables, and a cutter is only as sharp as the last set installed. This six-piece replacement jaw set keeps a 16 mm hydraulic rebar cutter working through the job instead of stopping halfway, and it ships with the hardware the swap actually requires: 12 hexagon screws and 12 spring washers, so nothing has to be scavenged off the old blades or sourced separately when a jaw finally gives out. The jaws are machined from Cr12MoV steel and hardened to HRC58-60, a combination chosen so the cutting edge holds its geometry under load rather than curling over or deforming after a stretch of heavy bar. CNC machining sets the blade profile to a consistent size across all six pieces, which means each jaw seats squarely in the head and the two halves meet cleanly. The result is a shear rather than a crush: the cut finishes in a short stroke and the bar end comes off square instead of flared. Rated for bar up to 16 mm, or 5/8 inch, these jaws handle deformed rebar along with round steel, carbon steel and square stock, covering the range most concrete and reinforcement crews work through in a shift. They are designed for the RC-16 model cutter, and changing them over is deliberately simple: back the screws out with an Allen wrench, lift the worn jaw free, set the new one in place and tighten it down. Keep a spare pair in the case and a dulled blade stops being a reason to pack up early.
6-Blade Replacement Set: Six jaw blades arrive together with 12 hexagon screws and 12 spring washers, so a worn set can be swapped out on site without hunting for hardware or waiting on a second order.
Cr12MoV Tool Steel: Each jaw is machined from Cr12MoV steel hardened to HRC58-60, so the cutting edge resists curling and deformation instead of dulling after the first run of bar.
Cuts Up to 16 mm Bar: Sized for rebar up to 16 mm, or 5/8 inch, in diameter, the jaws also take round steel, carbon steel, deformed bar and square steel, covering most of what a site cuts in a day.
CNC-Machined Edge: The blade profile is CNC machined for dimensional accuracy, so the jaws seat squarely and shear through bar in a short stroke rather than crushing or tearing the end.
Quick Blade Swap: Replacing a jaw means backing the screws out with an Allen wrench, lifting the old blade free and dropping the new one in, so a dulled set turns over in minutes and the cutter goes back to work.
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Style Variants
Available Colors: Silver
Size Reference for Mecale Jaw Blades for 16 mm Bar
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