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Cable Cutters
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Wide
Opening Jaws for
cutting up to 3/16" cable |
Cutter
Number |
Approx.
Weight
Length |
|
C632 |
5 1/2 OZ.
8" |
 |
Will cut up to 3/16"
cable |
G77 |
7 oz.
8" |
 |
Will cut up to 3/16"
cable |
C7 |
7 oz.
7 1/2" |
 |
Will cut up to 3/8"
cable |
C12 |
3 lbs.
20" |
| Will cut up to 5/8"
cable |
C16 |
5 lbs.
23" |
Please read cautions
and warnings for these tools
Refer to and read our Terms
& Conditions of Sale
 50 Ton Hydraulic Swager
Capable of swaging fittings onto cables
up to 3/16" diameter, this new U.S. designed and
built machine weighs less and costs less, yet is more
versatile and more powerful than any small cable production
swager previously available in this price range.
FEATURES
- Quicker Setup: Simple die holder
system
- Fast Cycle Time:
No need to fully open dies when making more than one
pressing per fitting.
- Foot controlled switch:
Leaves Operator's hand free to manipulate cable and
fittings.
- No overheating or leakage: Low
pressure hydraulics avoid problems that plague high
pressure systems.
- Easily moved: lighter weight
and compact size permits easy relocation to various
jobs.
- Swager includes: Heavy gauge
welded steel table, electric motor and foot switch,
pump, safety guards (except for point of operation).
- Comes completely assembled except
for attachment of guards.
| DIE PRICES* |
Price per Set |
| For GBG Aluminum or Copper Sleeves
(oval or stop) |
$Call |
| Plain Ball or Ball & Shank |
$Call |
| Straight Shank |
$Call |
| For Stamped Eye Fittings |
$Call |
*Dies are sold exclusively for GBG
50 Ton Swager - Specials Priced on Request
Refer to and read our Terms
& Conditions of Sale
CAUTIONS & WARNINGS
Cutters
These tools are sharp and should be used with caution.
Keep fingers and toes clear of the cutting blades. The
cutters are designed for cutting cable and wire rope.
Using them beyond the stated capacity or on other products
will damage the blades and the tool.
Hand Swaging
Tools
These tools are capable of inflicting serious injury.
Keep hands and feet away from the jaws and other moving
parts. The tools are under tension — open the handles
carefully.
Use the gauges provided to check that
the sleeves have been fully pressed. Read and follow the
directions enclosed with each tool. |
