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IDEAL Electrical 35-782 Sir Nickless Armored Cable Cutter - Metal Rotary Cable Cutter with Handle Knob. Power Tools and Accessories

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IDEAL Electrical 35-782 Sir Nickless Armored Cable Cutter - Metal Rotary Cable Cutter with Handle Knob. Power Tools and Accessories

Cable Cutter: designed to cut the armored cables and conduit wires, this cutter helps in creating airspace above the wires. It allows severing the armored casing without damaging the internal conductors
Design: the armored cable cutting tool features a curved design that allows easy splicing of wires in any electrical setup, protecting the wires within
Ergonomic Handle: the armored rotary cable cutter is equipped with a handle knob that can store up to six replacement blades for maximum convenience when working
Ideal Applications: the clamp cable cutter works well with most armored wires up to 3/8 inch diameter. It is suitable to cut BX, MCAP, MC and Flex cables
Product Specifications: the IDEAL Electrical armored cable cutter is equipped with one installed blade to enable easy splicing

The IDEAL 35-782 Sir Nickless Rotary Armored Cable Cutter handles all common Box, MCAP, MC and Flex cables. The blade will cut armor without damage to the internal conductors. It splices cleanly though castings with only a few turns and the handle knob stores up to six replacement blades. In 1916, J. Walter Becker started the Ideal Commutator Dresser Company of Chicago from his mother's kitchen. He manufactured commutator dresser stones with the belief that every product should be worth more than the price paid for it. Service, he said, was part of the product. That idea has been the core IDEAL business principle for over 90 years. Today, the many loyal distributors and customers that make IDEAL successful are a testament to Becker's original philosophy.