Cable And Wire Cutters
<p>Cable and wire cutters use their overlapping blades to shear through network cables and wire rope without flattening, splaying or fraying the ends.</p>
RCC Series Ratchet Cable Cutters
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ERatcheting Cable Cutter
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CBlade
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CCable Cutter
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JWire Stripper
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HCable Cutter Shear Cut 6-1/2 Inch
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BHigh Leverage Cable Cutter
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CCUT Series Cutters
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BCable Cutters
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CCable Cutter
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DElectronic Pliers
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BTerminal Cutter
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CRotary Cutter
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BInsulated Cable Cutter
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BCable Cutter
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BCable Cutter
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BHard Wire Cutter
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BCutters
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BACSR Wire Cutters
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CHigh-Leverage Cable Cutters
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DCable And Wire Cutters
Cable and wire cutters are widely used for cutting copper, brass, iron, aluminium and steel wires. Raptor Supplies offers an array of cable and wire cutters from brands like Quick Cable, Klein Tools, H.K. Porter, Greenlee, Facom and Bessey. Selected models come with insulated handles for protecting the workers from electric shocks and are available in anvil-cut, centre-cut and shear-cut variants. Huskie Tools cable and wire cutters are capable of cutting anything, ranging from EHS guy wires to anchor rods and most overhead and underground cables. These units are made of high-grade steel and feature a head that can be rotated up to 180 degrees to facilitate easy wire positioning and operator leverage. Cable and wire cutters from Klein Tools are designed to provide a high-leverage ratcheting mechanism that results in effortless cutting operation. The cutting inserts of these cable cutters can be easily replaced by removing 3 screws per blade and cuts up to 477 MCM ACSR multi-strand wires.
Working Mechanism
- Place the cable in the cutter jaw and squeeze the handles together to cut through the cable.
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of cables can be cut with cable cutters?
Cable cutters are designed to cut electrical wires, coaxial cables and networking cables.
Can cable cutters be used to cut through metal cables?
Cable cutters with large jaws and strong cutting edges can cut through metal cables.
How to cut the cable without damaging it?
Hold the cable steady and use a smooth, even motion to avoid damaging the cable.
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