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Cable Cutter Parrot Beak | Up to 120mm2 | Compact Design | Prevents Cable Distortion | @EA of 1 | by Cabac
The Cable Cutter Parrot Beak is designed for cutting copper and aluminium cables up to 120mm2, making it an essential tool for electricians. Its unique parrot beak blade design ensures that cables maintain their roundness after cutting, while the compact size allows for easy portability in any toolbox. Ideal for both professional and DIY applications, this cutter is built for durability and efficiency.
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Product Name/Title: Cable Cutter Parrot Beak | Up to 120mm2 | Compact Design | Prevents Cable Distortion | @EA of 1 | by Cabac
Brand: Cabac
SKU: K50
Alternatively Known As: Parrot Beak Cable Cutter, Cable Cutting Tool, Electrician Cable Cutter
Technical Specifications
- Suitable for copper and aluminium cables up to 120mm2
- Parrot beak blade design prevents cable distortion
- Compact size for easy portability
- Dimensions (H x L x W): 50mm x 250mm x 200mm
- Weight: 0.5 kg
Key Features
- Handy cutter for mid range copper and aluminium cables
- Compact size fits easily into a toolbox
- Parrot beak style blades maintain cable roundness after cutting
Professional Installation Requirements
- No professional installation required; suitable for use by electricians and trained personnel.
Applications
- Cutting mid range copper cables
- Cutting mid range aluminium cables
- Electrician hand tool for cable preparation
Standards & Compliance
- Complies with AS/NZS 4801 – Occupational Health & Safety Management Systems
Environmental Benefits
- Durable design reduces tool replacement frequency, minimizing waste
Warranty Information
Standard manufacturer warranty applies. Please refer to Cabac for specific warranty details.
Available Now
The Cabac Cable Cutter Parrot Beak Up to 120mm2 is available now for immediate purchase. Ideal for electricians and tradespeople requiring reliable cable cutting tools.
