Cable scissors NEO tools 01-510, 185 mm cutting tool for cable and wire

Cable scissors NEO tools 01-510, 185 mm cutting tool for cable and wire are compact handheld cutting pliers designed for precise cutting of flexible and solid conductors. The tool is intended for routine electrical and installation tasks where clean, controlled cuts are required. Its 185 mm length balances portability with leverage to simplify cable preparation and on-site work for electricians, technicians and DIY users.

Advantages

The scissors provide a precise cutting edge for clean cuts in a variety of cable types, reducing frayed ends and improving the fit of connectors. Their compact design offers good access in confined spaces while the ergonomic handle improves grip and control during repetitive use. The cutting geometry is optimized for both flexibility and durability, enabling reliable performance during everyday electrical tasks.

Suitable for

• Cutting flexible multi-conductor cables and single solid wires
• Electrical installation and maintenance work on-site
• Preparing cable ends for connectors, terminals and splicing
• DIY and hobby projects involving wiring and small cable runs

Key specifications

• Overall length: 185 mm
• Tool type: cable scissors / cutting pliers
• Cutting capability: flexible and solid conductors
• Handle: compact ergonomic design for handheld use
• Cutting edge: precision ground for clean cuts

How to use

Position the cable between the blades at the desired cutting point and apply steady pressure to the handles until the blades close completely. For insulated cables, ensure the insulation is not deformed by using a controlled motion; for solid conductors, position the conductor as close to the blade pivot as practical to reduce required force. After cutting, inspect the end for burrs or frayed strands and re-cut if necessary to achieve a neat finish. Keep fingers clear of the cutting edges and store the tool in a dry place after use.

Usage recommendations

Use the tool only on conductors within its intended range and avoid cutting hardened or steel materials that can damage the cutting edge. Regularly check the blades for sharpness and clean residues from insulation to maintain cutting performance. For electrical work, follow applicable safety procedures and ensure circuits are de-energized before cutting live conductors.