Klein Tools 63028 Cable Cutter Coaxial 3/4 Capacity
  • Klein Tools High - Performance Coaxial Cable Cutter with 3/4 - Inch Cutting Capacity
  • Klein Tools High - Performance Coaxial Cable Cutter with 3/4 - Inch Cutting Capacity
  • Klein Tools High - Performance Coaxial Cable Cutter with 3/4 - Inch Cutting Capacity
  • Klein Tools High - Performance Coaxial Cable Cutter with 3/4 - Inch Cutting Capacity

Klein Tools 63028 Cable Cutter Coaxial 3/4 Capacity

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Product Description

This Klein Tools coaxial cable cutter is a must - have for any cable installation project. It comes with one cable cutter that's built to last. The cable - gripping jaws can quickly score the jacket and insulation of the cable, and effortlessly cut through the copper inner conductor. Its blades are capable of cleanly slicing through aluminum and copper coaxial cables, leaving no compression marks or frayed ends. The forged body is paired with heat - treated and precision - ground steel blades, which can endure frequent cutting. The hot - riveted design ensures a smooth and precise operation without the need for adjustments. It has a compact and lightweight build, fitting snugly into any professional's tool pouch. The plastic - coated handles offer maximum comfort and a strong grip. When dealing with drop wire that has an inner steel conductor, we suggest using Cat. No. D2000 - 28 diagonal - cutting pliers. Specifications include a cutting capacity of 0.75' (1.9 cm), yellow plastic - dipped handles, no insulation, an overall length of 8.25' (21 cm), and a weight of 12.8 oz (363 g). This coaxial cable cutter is designed to handle most cable installation applications, providing precision one - hand shearing without compression or frayed ends.


Using this cable cutter is easy. Just place the coaxial cable between the jaws and squeeze the handles firmly. The cable - gripping jaws will do the rest, scoring the jacket and insulation and cutting through the conductor. When cutting cables, make sure to position them properly to get a clean cut. As for maintenance, after each use, wipe the blades with a clean cloth to remove any debris. Store the cutter in a dry place to prevent rust. Remember, if you're cutting drop wire with an inner steel conductor, use the recommended Cat. No. D2000 - 28 diagonal - cutting pliers instead to avoid damaging the cable cutter.


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