Hand cable cutter NWS 137-69-200, steel, 200 mm length, 295 g, black/grey/red handle

Hand cable cutter NWS 137-69-200 is a compact steel cutter designed for cutting electrical and communication cables. With an overall length of 200 mm and a weight of 295 g, this handheld tool provides a balance of portability and cutting performance. The molded handle combines black, grey and red elements for clear grip zones and comfortable manual operation during routine installation, maintenance or repair tasks.

Advantages

The steel construction delivers reliable blade strength and resistance to deformation under normal use. Its compact 200 mm length makes the cutter easy to carry in a tool pouch or toolbox and suitable for working in confined spaces. The molded handle improves grip comfort and control while reducing slippage when cutting insulated or multi-core cables. Low weight contributes to reduced user fatigue during repetitive cutting operations.

Suitable for

• Cutting electrical cables and conductor insulation
• Communication and data cable trimming
• On-site electrical installation and maintenance
• Portable repair and service work where a compact cutter is needed

Key specifications

• Material: steel cutter body and cutting edges
• Overall length: 200 mm
• Weight: 295 g
• Handle: molded ergonomic handle with black, grey and red zones
• Design: handheld, compact for confined spaces

How to use

Position the cable between the cutting edges at the intended cut point, keeping hands clear of the blades. Apply steady manual pressure to close the handles until the cable is severed. For insulated cables, ensure the blade meets the insulation at the correct angle to avoid crushing conductors. After cutting, inspect the blade edges and the cut conductor for clean separation. Store the cutter in a dry place to prevent corrosion and maintain blade performance.

Usage recommendations

Use the cutter only for its intended purpose: manual cutting of electrical and communication cables. Avoid cutting hardened steel, nails, or other materials that could damage the blades. Keep the tool clean and periodically check for wear; replace the cutter if blades become chipped or deformed. When working on live circuits, follow all applicable safety procedures and disconnect power where required before cutting.