Experience Japanese Precision with Marvel Tools at SCHNAP

In the electrical trade, there are tools you use, and then there are tools you love. Marvel falls firmly into the second category. SCHNAP is your premier destination for this legendary Japanese brand (Marvel Works), supplying Australian electricians with hand tools that are world-renowned for their sharpness and longevity.

We supply the genuine Marvel range to tradespeople who refuse to struggle with blunt cutters. If you have ever used a pair of Marvel cutters, you know the difference: they slice through copper cable like butter, leaving a clean, uncrushed edge that makes termination easy.

The Legend of the MVA-200 

If there is one tool that defines the brand, it is the MVA-200 Cable Cutter. By sourcing Marvel products through SCHNAP, you are getting the genuine article. These cutters are famous for their double-bladed cutting action and heat-treated steel jaws that hold their edge significantly longer than cheaper alternatives. They are lightweight, compact, and capable of cutting up to 60mm² cable with minimal hand force—a must-have for any sparky’s pouch.

Our Marvel Product Range 

At SCHNAP, we stock the tools that have earned a cult following in the industry. Our inventory includes:

• Cable Cutters: The iconic MVA series (MVA-200) and heavy-duty ratchet cutters for larger diameter cables.
• Crimping Tools: Robust handheld crimpers (MH Series) for uninsulated terminals and copper lugs, known for their precise leverage and consistent pressure.
• Pliers: High-leverage combination pliers and long-nose pliers.
• Strippers: Precision wire strippers for clean insulation removal.

Made in Japan Quality 

Marvel tools are not disposable; they are an investment. The quality of the Japanese steel means you buy them once and they last for years. SCHNAP offers a streamlined online ordering experience for Marvel tools, ensuring fast dispatch so you can upgrade your tool bag with the sharpest gear in the game.

Shop Marvel at SCHNAP 

Browse our catalog and feel the difference of Japanese engineering.