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Description
The Paprsky Ratchet Cable Cutter (PT-RCC-268) is an adaptable, high-efficiency cutting tool engineered for severing steel-reinforced conductors and stranded steel lines. Built with a compact and well-balanced frame, it is ideally suited for working within narrow or restricted spaces. Its high-torque ratcheting mechanism enables smooth, low-strain operation, while the blades—machined from specialized, heat-treated tool steel—ensure durable, long-term cutting performance. Built for utility and heavy-duty industrial tasks, the PT-RCC-268 produces clean, burr-free cuts across tough materials like ACSR (aluminium conductor steel-reinforced) cables and steel strands.
Technical Specifications
| Feature | Specification |
| Maximum Cutting Capacity (ACSR) | 800 mm² |
| Maximum Cutting Capacity (Steel Strands) | 150 mm² |
| Tool Weight | 2.8 kg |
| Extended Dimensions (L × W × H) | 490 × 140 × 40 mm |
| Retracted Dimensions (L × W × H) | 365 × 140 × 40 mm |
Key Features
- Compact & Easy to Maneuver: At just 2.8 kg, the streamlined profile allows for effortless handling and operation in tight enclosures.
- Telescopic Handle Arms: Extendable handles provide adjustable reach up to 490 mm, delivering extra leverage when cutting dense materials.
- High-Torque Ratchet Drive: Mechanical advantage minimizes manual strain and enables smooth, controlled cutting action.
- Hardened Tool-Steel Blades: Fabricated from specially treated alloy tool steel to retain sharp cutting edges and withstand high mechanical wear.
- Deformation-Free Shearing: Delivers a flat, uniform cut that preserves the round cross-section of the conductor without flattening or crushing strands.
Applications
- Utility Grid Maintenance: Cutting and trimming ACSR distribution conductors and overhead power feeds.
- Industrial Facility Wiring: Sizing, processing, and modifying heavy-duty steel strands and industrial cables.
- General Site Construction: Cutting structural cables and reinforced electrical lines in confined work areas.
- Telecommunications Infrastructure: Preparing and severing steel-reinforced communication lines and overhead support lines.