Item no.: [24510509] | Manufacturer: Wiha | Model no.: 46675 | EAN: 4010995466756
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Shipping @price - GLS
12,00
EUR
257,13
Incl. VAT 321,41
Total incl. delivery
336,41
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You want to have a clean cut when cutting cables with a large diameter? With the cable cutter from Wiha, stranded copper or aluminum cables (conductor class 2) with a diameter of up to 62 mm can be easily cut to length. The cable cutter provides absolutely clean, smooth cutting without crushing, while the two-stage ratchet function reduces the amount of force required thanks to the comfortable handle spacing for fatigue-free working. In addition, the cable cutter with ratchet principle offers simple and convenient one-handed operation, additionally aided by the ergonomic and non-slip soft handles with slip guard. Thanks to the emergency release function, the cutting process can be interrupted manually at any time and the cable removed from the cutting edge. The locking lever on the plier head ensures safe and space-saving transport. The insulated cable cutter is subject to routine testing as per the international IEC 60900 standard, thus ensuring safe work on live parts up to 1,000 V AC. Standards Tested according to IEC 60900. Application For cutting without crushing of copper cables up to 500 mm² (1000 MCM) and aluminum cables up to 500 mm² (1000 MCM) with a diameter of up to 62 mm. Suitable for work on live parts up to 1,000 V AC.
Product type
Hand cable cutter
Cable diameter (max)
6.2 cm
Weight
862 g
The item is known under the following item numbers in our system
EAN:
4010995466756
SKU:
WIH-46675
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