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Home›Products›Tools & clothing›Compact bolt cutter

Compact bolt cutter

By Staff Writer
March 1, 2017
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HKP have designed a brand new compact bolt cutter (CBC) that combats user fatigue by reducing force requirements, and all whilst serving your every bolt cutting need.

The CBC requires 50% less cutting effort compared to a pair of standard lineman’s pliers. For greater efficiency and less strain, the recessed throat-notch clasps materials closer to the joint. And the heavy-duty spring return facilitates a measured cutting experience for high production applications.

The CBC can cut through materials such as copper, vinyl, steel and aluminum (up to 6mm). So be it fencing (4mm), wire (6mm) or chain (4mm), the CBC will keep up with your workload.

 

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