- Don’t struggle with jamming wires stuck in the blades any more. Here is the solution.
- When it comes to cutting stranded steel wire like rigging wires, you need sharp cut. One sharp cut that slice in second.
- Many cutters that named wire cutter or cable cutter in market often ends up giving you a lot of efforts by leaving a piece of uncut wire between the blades.
- You would wonder why it doesn’t cut like onion.
- It’s because their blades are designed to cut soft cables not really for steel stranded wires.
- After many years of try-and-error, our engineers finally found the best blades for cutting wire ropes, especially for steel stranded wires.
- Made in Japan
Wire Rope Cutters
| Model No. | Size mm(inch) | Max Capacity(Dia.) 1470N/mm2 |
Weight Kg |
Spare Blade No. |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| WC-0245 | 450 (18") | 8 mm ( 5 /16") | 1.35 | WCE0245 |
| WC-0260 | 600 (24") | 10mm ( 3 / 8") | 2.30 | WCE0260 |
| WC-0275 | 750 (30") | 14mm ( 9 /16") | 3.85 | WCE0275 |
| WC-0290 | 900 (36") | 16mm ( 5 / 8") | 5.50 | WCE0290 |
| WC-0210 | 1050 (42") | 20mm ( 3 / 4") | 8.50 | WCE0210 |
Features
- Slot jaw that keeps wire in its shape
- The slot jaw is the answer. The slot on cutting blade holds the wire in its shape while cutting blade slices each wire string of the stranded wire.
- Anti-jamming mechanism
- The blades in MCC wire rope cutters never separate each other and leaving a small clearance between the cutting edge. Always the blades moves at close-contact to prevent a piece of wire from sneaking in between blades.
