Battery-Operated Cutter, Cu/Al, 2 Ah
$1,787.45
Description
Klein’s battery-operated cable cutter is engineered to make linemen’s work more efficient by reducing the time and effort needed on the job. Cuts up to 750 MCM copper and 1000 MCM aluminum. 7-ton hydraulic force crimps a larger capacity faster than similar models on the market. Compatible with industry standard W-style dies. Powered by DeWALT 20V lithium-ion batteries. Includes cutting jaw, two 2 Ah batteries, charger and bag.
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Feature
- Cuts up to 750 MCM copper and 1000 MCM aluminum
- Includes cutting jaw, two 2 Ah batteries, charger and bag
- 7 ton hydraulic force crimps a larger capacity faster than similar models on the market
- Two work lights illuminate darker spaces
- Replacement blades available
- Powered by DeWALT 20V lithium-ion batteries (2 Ah)
- DeWALT is a registered trademark of the Black & Decker corporation
Warning
- Always use approved eye protection.
- Do not use to pry or chisel.
- Not insulated. Will not protect against electrical shock.
Additional information
| Material | ABS, PA6, GF, TPE |
|---|---|
| Overall Width | 6" (15.2 cm) |
| Overall Length | 26" (66 cm) |
| Type | Battery Operated |
| Overall Height | 12" (30.5 cm) |
| Special Features | Powered by DeWALT 20V Lithium-ion Batteries (2 Ah) |
| Weight | 15.74 lb (7.14 kg) |
| Application | Cable Cutting |
| Bolt Maximum Capacity | — |
| Included | Cutter; Cutting Jaw; (2) 2 Ah Batteries; Charger; Carry Bag |
| Maximum Cable Capacity (ACSR) | — |
| Maximum Cable Capacity (Aluminum) | 1000 MCM |
| Maximum Cable Capacity (Guy Strand) | — |
| Maximum Cable Capacity (Copper) | 750 MCM |
| Batteries | Lithium-Ion |
| Standard | — |
| Voltage | 20V |
| Style_Name | Cuts Cu/AI |
| Battery Weight | 367.4 g |
| Number of Batteries | 2 |
| Lithium Battery Package | Two Batteries in a Brown Box |
| Size_Name | 2 Ah Batteries |
| Lithium Content (mAh) | 2000 mAh |
| Battery Type | Lithium-Ion |
| UPC | 092644630101 |
| UNSPSC | 23241616 |
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