Cutting pliers STAHLWILLE 6707 (67076000) electrician side cutter 120 mm

STAHLWILLE 6707 electrician side cutter, 120 mm length, is a compact precision tool designed for professional electrical work. Its short jaws and robust cutting edges allow controlled cutting of insulated and uninsulated wires, cable ends and small components in tight spaces. The tool combines a durable forged steel body with a precise cutting geometry to deliver reliable performance during installation, maintenance and repair tasks.

Advantages

The compact 120 mm design provides better access in confined areas and improved control when trimming wires. Hardened cutting edges ensure clean cuts and long service life while the ergonomically shaped handles offer comfortable grip and reduced hand fatigue during repeated use. The tool's robust construction resists deformation under normal working loads and maintains cutting accuracy over time.

Suitable for

• Cutting insulated and uninsulated electrical wires
• Trimming cable ends and small braided conductors
• Use in installation, maintenance and repair of electrical systems
• Working in confined or crowded electrical panels and junction boxes

Key specifications

• Tool type: electrician side cutter (diagonal cutting pliers)
• Total length: 120 mm
• Cutting capability: fine and medium-gauge wires and small components
• Material: forged, heat-treated steel with hardened cutting edges
• Handle: ergonomically shaped for secure grip

How to use

Position the wire or component between the cutting edges near the pivot point for the cleanest cut. Apply controlled pressure to the handles until the cutting edges fully sever the material. For insulated wires, ensure the cutter's cutting edge is appropriate for the cable diameter and avoid cutting live conductors unless the tool is rated for use on energized circuits. After use, wipe the tool clean and store in a dry place to prevent corrosion.

Usage recommendations

Use the side cutter for wires within its rated capacity and avoid cutting hardened materials or nails. Inspect cutting edges regularly and replace the tool if chips or deformation appear. For electrical safety, disconnect power before cutting conductors and use appropriate personal protective equipment.