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Premium Components - Engineered and designed in Switzerland, this cable cutter is constructed of premium steel components designed for excellent performance and long-lasting durability. High-Quality Durability - This cable cutters' steel construction with a plastic non-slip grip is designed to last. The design features easily replaceable parts and can be regularly maintained with Felco's synthetic lubricant for maximum longevity. For Medium Cables - The premium cutting tool has a 0.28 inch (7mm) diameter that is ideal for clipping smaller cables and wire. Unique triangular cutting jaws never leave a frayed end on cut cables Ergonomic Design - This wire snipper is designed to minimize stress on your hands. The cutter features a thumb catch designed for one-handed operation, as well as a supple spring for greater comfort. Versatile Use - Unlike some cutting tools, this wire cutter works for a large variety of uses. Whether cutting copper cable for a circuit breaker or you need to adjust the brake cable rope on your bike, the Felco C7 will get the job done.
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Supplied for 230V outlets, the same as Zimbabwe. If it plugs into a wall socket, it may need a plug adapter.
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