Wholesale Portable Aluminium Fly Fishing Line Clipper with Tungsten Steel Blade

A fly fishing line clipper (also called a nipper or line cutter) is a small, hand-held tool to trim tag ends, tippet and leader. Anglers use it at the vise, on the water, or on the bank. Good clippers give a clean, reliable cut on braided, fluorocarbon and mono lines. They are compact and easy to carry on a vest or lanyard.

RTI’s fly fishing line clipper uses a durable aluminum body and tungsten steel cutter for long life. The tool measures approximately 5 × 2 cm and weighs ~25 g. It packs in a single color box (10 × 5 × 3 cm) for retail or bulk packaging.

The spring-loaded design supports one-hand operation and fast trimming of braided and monofilament lines. This compact tool fits pocket, vest or tackle box and is ready for OEM branding and bulk supply.

Product Specifications

Advantages of Aluminium Fly Fishing Line Clippers

• High-strength aluminum body:
  Anodized aluminum gives a strong, rust-resistant chassis. It stays light while handling daily use and saltwater exposure.
• Tungsten steel cutter for braid and mono:
  Tungsten blade keeps a sharp edge for long cycles. It cleanly trims braided, fluorocarbon and monofilament line without fraying.
• Compact, pocket-ready design:
  At ~5 cm and 25 g, the clipper stores easily on vests or in pockets. It’s designed for anglers who need light, fast tools.
• Spring-loaded one-hand action:
  Built-in spring returns the jaws automatically. This enables quick cuts and easy single-hand operation.
• Long tool life & consistent performance:
  Blades are ground and hardened for repeatable cuts. The aluminum body plus high-grade cutter reduces wear and keeps performance steady.
• B2B friendly — OEM & Wholesale ready:
  The tool is designed for private label, custom colors and bulk packing. We support logo printing, custom packaging and large orders.

Aluminium Fly Fishing Line Clippers Manufacturing Process

1. Product design & engineering:
   Finalize 2D/3D drawings and tooling specs. Create pack and label mockups for OEM customers.
2. Material sourcing:
   Order anodizable aluminum castings or CNC billets and high-grade tungsten steel for cutters from approved suppliers.
3. CNC machining / stamping:
   Machine or stamp aluminum bodies to tolerance. Deburr and clean parts before surface finish.
4. Blade forging, heat treatment & grinding:
   Harden tungsten cutter. Precision grind the cutting edge and perform life-cycle sharpening checks.
5. Surface treatment:
   Anodize or color-coat aluminum bodies. Apply corrosion-resistant finishes for saltwater use.
6. Assembly:
   Install blade, spring and fasteners. Fit any additional items (lanyards, sheath, hook-eye cleaner) if ordered.
7. Quality control & testing:
   Inspect parts (dimensions, finish). Test cutting performance on braid and mono. Record sample test results.
8. Packaging & labeling:
   Place items into single color boxes or custom packaging per OEM specs. Attach labels and barcodes if required.
9. Final inspection & shipment:
   Conduct final QC, pack master cartons, and prepare shipping documents for FOB or EXW delivery.