Facom Axial Cut Side Cutters
£61.95 at Tooled Up · 22% below amazon price £78.95
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This 120mm Facom Axial Cut Side Cutter is the larger model in the range, offering increased cutting capacity and leverage for heavier-duty applications.
With an overall length of 120mm and weighing 95g, this cutter provides enhanced cutting power whilst maintaining excellent control and balance for professional tradespeople.
The 16mm jaw width accommodates thicker cables and wire bundles, making it ideal for general electrical installations, industrial maintenance, and applications requiring greater cutting capacity.
The axial cutting action ensures clean, precise cuts without deforming the co
With an overall length of 120mm and weighing 95g, this cutter provides enhanced cutting power whilst maintaining excellent control and balance for professional tradespeople.
The 16mm jaw width accommodates thicker cables and wire bundles, making it ideal for general electrical installations, industrial maintenance, and applications requiring greater cutting capacity.
The axial cutting action ensures clean, precise cuts without deforming the co
EAN 3148511751800 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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