American Fishing Wire professionaalne kaablilõikur, sinine/must

Name: American Fishing Wire professionaalne kaablilõikur, sinine/must
Brand: AFW
SKU: 0035926032200
Price: 59.99 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:AFW

3.7/5

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59.99

Unikaalsed kolmnurksed lõuad kõrvaldavad kulunud otsad, tõmmates kiud kokku keskkoha poole. Mõeldud kuni 3/32” (2,4 mm) juhtme ja kaabli lõikamiseks. Kui teete Sharki platvorme, peaks see tööriist olema teie tarvikute kastis!

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EAN: 0035926032200

Kategooriad Sport ja vabaõhu, Jahtimine ja kalapüük, Kalapüük,

Vedruga koormatud lõiketegevus. Mõeldud traadi ja kaabli lõikamiseks kuni 3/32. Kõrvaldab hõõrdumise, tõmmates kiud keskkoha poole kokku. Unikaalsed kolmnurksed lõuad. Suurepärane 49-harulise kaabli lõikamiseks.

Brand Name	‎AFW
Color	‎Blue/Black
Customer Reviews	4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars 9 ratings 4.7 out of 5 stars
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H	‎9.9 x 3.3 x 0.9 inches
Manufacturer	‎American Fishing Wire
Package Weight	‎0.7 Pounds
Part Number	‎TPCABCUT

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Scritto da: Bob F.

Great cutters

Cuts multi strand cable effortlessly and leaves a nice tapered end.

Scritto da: Rl

These due the job, if you tighten the center bolt each time you use, loosens up after each use, even with lock tight.

Scritto da: David Reid

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These are okay, not great. Sometimes they bend small single strand wire instead of cutting it. These are sold by American fishing wire. Are they made in U.S.? Nope, they're Chinese made.

Scritto da: limitdown

Solid build. Pulls strands together.

These are great solidly-built cable cutters. I've always used regular pliers to cut cable, however, the resulting fraying made it difficult to slide on crimp sleeves. This problem doesn't really happy with nylon-coated cable. However, with bare cable, fraying almost always occurred when I cut with regular pliers. These cable cutters really do pull the strands inward, creating a slight taper, thus making it easier to slide on crimp sleeves.