Colonial TelTek
Colonial TelTek
201 W. Church Road
King of Prussia, PA 19406
Phone: (855) 686-7713
Email: Info@colonialteltek.com
Website: www.knobsource.com
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"When cutting cable where there is a risk of electrical shock, use the Klein® Tools Insulated High-Leverage Cable Cutter. This cable cutter offers protection up to 1,000 volts and features a 1-handed shearing design for easy operation."
Unit of Measure

Specifications

Brand

 N/A Klein®

Type

 N/A High Leverage Insulated Cable Cutter

UPC Code

 N/A 92644630514

UNSPSC code

 N/A 23241616

Handle Material

 N/A High-Dielectric Plastic

Material

 N/A Induction Hardened Steel

Cutting Capacity

 N/A 4/0 Aluminum, 2/0 Soft Copper, 100-Pair 24 AWG Communications Cable

Handle Color

 N/A Orange

Handle Finish

 N/A Plastic Dipped

Insulated

 N/A Yes

Joint Type

 N/A Hot-Riveted

Alternate Current (AC) Insulated Voltage

 N/A Up to 1000 V

Direct Current (DC) Insulated Voltage

 N/A Up to 1500 V

Rated Voltage

 N/A 1000 V

Standard

 N/A International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) 60900 and American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) F1505

Weight

 N/A 0.50 kg1.10 lb

Dimensions

Overall Length

 N/A 9-5/8 in244.5 mm

Features

Features

 N/A
  • "Individually tested to exceed the IEC 60900 and ASTM F1505 standards, for insulated tools, and clearly marked with the official 1000-volt rating symbol."
  • Two layers of insulation provide protection against electric shock.
  • "Thick, exceptionally tough, high-dielectric white inner coating is bonded to the tool."
  • "A flame retardant, impact-resistant, bright orange outer coating.".
  • Integral guards help prevent hand contact with conductive parts.
  • High-leverage design for exceptional cutting ability.
  • Cable-gripping shear-type jaws.
  • "Precision, one-hand shearing action perfect for working in confined spaces."
  • DO NOT use to cut steel or ACSR.
  • "Only use tools that are marked with the official international 1000-volt rating symbol shown above, if there is any chance that the tools will make contact with an energized source."
  • "Whenever possible, always de-energize lines and equipment prior to working on or around them. Klein® insulated tools are designed only to reduce the chance of injury where the tool may make contact with an energized source."
  • Do NOT touch uninsulated portion of the tool or any conductive object when either might contact an energized source.
  • "Because moisture, films, or other surface contaminants are conductive, Klein® insulated tools must be kept clean, dry, and free of any surface contaminants."
  • Always inspect your tools before use. Destroy tool if insulation becomes damaged in any way.