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| Product Name: | Wire Cutter, Shear Cut, 7-1/2In |
| Product Description: | Wire Cutter, Shear Cut, Overall Length 7-1/2 In. , Cutting Capacity Copper 9/32 In. , Cutting Capacity Aluminum not designed, Cutting Capacity Communication Cable 1-1/4 In. , Cutting Capacity Soft Steel not designed, Cutting Capacity Wire Rope 1/4 In. , Cutting Capacity ACSR Not Designed, Handle Design Plastic Coated, Features Cutting Edge Hardness Approx. 64 HRC Chrome Vanadium Heavy-Duty Steel, Forged and Oil-Hardened, Lifetime Limited |
| Manufacturer: | Knipex |
| Model Number: | 95 61 190 SBA |
| UPC: | 843221015275 |
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Edit: Actually, I do have another complaint. The ferrule crimper on the Parks seems to have too large of a gap to get a solid crimp. I have to crimp a couple of times to get the ferrules to stay on.
The questionable part of the Knipex in this deal is how large the opening is. You definitely want a cutter that can cut the housing for your cables otherwise you'll need another tool to do that job. OP mentioned "Can also be used for SOME of the housings."
Edit: Actually, I do have another complaint. The ferrule crimper on the Parks seems to have too large of a gap to get a solid crimp. I have to crimp a couple of times to get the ferrules to stay on.
The questionable part of the Knipex in this deal is how large the opening is. You definitely want a cutter that can cut the housing for your cables otherwise you'll need another tool to do that job. OP mentioned "Can also be used for SOME of the housings."
I also have the Park cutters, and they've served me well for a long time... like several decades. I think I bought them in the early 90's (!), when I was a bike mech at REI. No idea if current Park stuff is the same quality. I've always figured I'd replace them with Knipex or Felco when they stopped cutting well, but they still get the job done.
Edit: Actually, I do have another complaint. The ferrule crimper on the Parks seems to have too large of a gap to get a solid crimp. I have to crimp a couple of times to get the ferrules to stay on.
The questionable part of the Knipex in this deal is how large the opening is. You definitely want a cutter that can cut the housing for your cables otherwise you'll need another tool to do that job. OP mentioned "Can also be used for SOME of the housings."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W...pCk
The questionable part of the Knipex in this deal is how large the opening is. You definitely want a cutter that can cut the housing for your cables otherwise you'll need another tool to do that job. OP mentioned "Can also be used for SOME of the housings."
EAN4003773040651
Headpolished
Handlesplastic coated
Cutting capacity copper cable, multiple-stranded10 mm²
Cutting capacity copper cable, fine-stranded (diameter)6,00 Ø mm
Cutting capacities wire rope (diameter)5,0 Ø mm
Cutting capacites iron (diameter)4 Ø mm
Cutting capacities medium hard wire (diameter)4,0 Ø mm
Cutting capacity copper cable, multiple-stranded (diameter)7,0 Ø mm
Cutting capacities piano wire (diameter)2,5 Ø mm
AWG7
Length190 mm
Net weight314 g
I just saw that. I got busy this morning and just now got around to going to order them... dang.