Power cable cutter and crimper ACT NI018, blue, depth 125 mm

ACT NI018 power cable cutter and crimper in blue is a handheld tool designed for cutting, stripping and crimping power cables. With a compact form and 125 mm depth, the tool combines cutting and crimping functions to support electrical installation, maintenance and repair work. Its design targets tasks that require controlled cable preparation and reliable terminal crimps for both professional electricians and informed DIY users.

Advantages

The tool integrates cutting and crimping operations in a single device, reducing the need to switch between multiple tools during cable work. The 125 mm depth allows access into deeper cable runs or junction boxes while keeping the tool manageable in confined spaces. A purposely shaped handle and body provide a stable grip for controlled cuts and precise crimps, and the durable construction is intended for repeated use in installation and repair tasks.

Suitable for

• Cutting and preparing power cables during electrical installation
• Crimping terminals and connectors on power conductors
• Maintenance and repair of household and commercial electrical systems
• DIY projects that require precise cable stripping and secure crimps

Key specifications

• Function: combined cable cutter and crimper
• Color: blue
• Working depth: 125 mm
• Tool type: handheld manual tool for power cables
• Primary uses: cutting, stripping and crimping power conductors

How to use

Position the cable in the cutter section and apply steady pressure to obtain a clean cut. For stripping, set the conductor in the appropriate slot or use the designated stripping blade and rotate or pull as required to remove insulation without nicking the conductor. For crimping, insert the prepared conductor and appropriate terminal into the crimping chamber, then squeeze the handles firmly until the crimp is completed. Inspect each cut and crimp visually to confirm correct contact and mechanical stability before installing the cable in service.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment and follow local electrical safety procedures. Match terminal sizes to the conductor gauge and verify the crimp quality by checking for secure mechanical retention and electrical continuity before energizing circuits.