Questions and Answers for Commercial Electric Cable Cutter

A:  No it is not designed to cut the copper cable

A:  These pliers are primarily designed to cut twisted pair and coax cable but should work on zip ties, depending on thickness. They utilize a bypass blade similar to the function of scissors as compared to an anvil style blade used in linesman and diagonal cutting pliers. Hope this provides assistance!

A:  Absolutely - with ease. and any size Coaxial cable you have as well.

A:  might be to big a cable. Cuts 10 gauge just fine.

A:  Not sure on #4 wire, however I've cut #6, #8, #10, with no problem. Probably would, but it would take a bit of effort. They are a tough pair of copper cutters though. What ever you don't cut steel wire. They'll be ruined. Believe me, that's experience talking after ruining a few pairs.

A:  I would utilize something a little more heavy duty. This item is for twisted pair wire and coaxial cable. Hope this helps.

A:  No, Mike

A:  Not sure, I know it will cut low voltage cable. Composite which have 22/6,18/4,22/4,22/2 all in one. #6 copper cable.

A:  you can, but it'll be the last time you'll use them. strictly for copper

A:  Yes

A:  No, this tool is for cutting electrical wire which in most cases is copper. Mike

A:  No, this will not cut bicycle brake cables.

A:  Don't know, it might but wouldn't recommend cutting anything other than copper or aluminan wires.

A:  nope, they'll be ruied

A:  will knick the blade cutting steel. You can try it. But need a rat-tailed file to re-dress the curved blade. You might prefer a good diagonal wire cutters instead.

A:  No, it will ruin the bicycle brake cables. This is not the purpose of this tool.

A:  These do not have screw cutters on them. The torque allows for perfect cable cutting though.

A:  Nope strictly for copper wire only

A:  No, this model does not have a screw cutter.

A:  Never really looked close enough to check that out. Ill look tomorrow at work. But these don't have big long handles so the torque required to cut screws might be a little hard. Fit in the back pocket really well and do a great job cutter coaxial cable perfectly.

A:  no