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Our mini flush cutters produce consistent, precise cuts through thin wires and cable ties. The spring loaded cutter design helps to reduce your fatigue while using the tool. The slim profile allows for you to better access to tight spaces. Over-molded grips on the flush wire cutter will not peel after heavy use or exposure to jobsite conditions. The cutters are built with machined precision and feature rust protection so you can work harder for longer.
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Made from drop-forged high carbon, alloy steel for long life and durability. Opposing concave cutters are hand finished and induction hardened for long life and clean cuts. Used for cutting coaxial and other soft cables. Bi-material grips provide a comfortable and secure grip.
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The Klein Tools high-leverage cable cutter cuts aluminum, copper and communications cable. Cable-gripping shear-type jaws and a high-leverage design provide exceptional cutting capability. Through-hardened, not case-hardened, cutting surfaces are longer-lasting.
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Made from American forged steel, the CCP9D-US is built to withstand jobsite wear and tear. These pliers have induction hardened blades for maximum durability and cut up to 4/0 AWG aluminum, 2/0 AWG copper and 100-pair 24 AWG communications cable. Our tradesmen and women meet every job with heart and pride. Their tools should, too.
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CHANNELLOCK? Cutting Pliers are earning a reputation as reliable, hardworking tools with excellent cutting edge life. The CHANNELLOCK? cable cutter cuts up to 4/0 aluminum and 2/0 copper, it is not intended for steel or ACSR use.
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With a high-leverage, hot-riveted pivot joint, these cable cutters provide excellent one handed cutting. Designed to cut up to 2/0 copper and 4/0 AWG aluminum cables.
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This high-leverage cable cutter cuts aluminum, copper and communications cable. Cable-gripping shear-type jaws and a high-leverage design translate to 30% less force needed to cut as compared to Klein's 63050 model. Through-hardened, not case-hardened, cutting surfaces increase the durability and life of this tool.
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