Greenlee ES32FML110 Cable Cutter 14 in 1-1/4 in Capacity

Product Description

The GREENLEE ES32FML110 is a heavy-duty cable cutter built for cutting electrical cable and wire in the field. It measures 14 inches in overall length and handles cable up to 1-1/4 inches in diameter. The non-insulated design is intended for use on de-energized conductors only. Electricians and wiremen reach for this cutter on commercial and residential jobs where clean, controlled cuts matter. The tool is sized to give enough leverage for larger-gauge cable without requiring a ratchet or powered cutter, making it a practical addition to any service truck or panel-work kit.

This cable cutter is suited for electrical contractors, journeymen electricians, and maintenance technicians working with copper or aluminum feeders, service entrance cable, and similar conductors up to 1-1/4 inches. Its 14-inch overall length falls in the mid-range for hand cable cutters, balancing portability with cutting leverage. It is appropriate for use in conduit termination work, panel changeouts, and feeder pulls where precise, burr-free cuts reduce termination time at lugs and connectors.

Key Features

• 14-inch overall length provides solid lever advantage for larger conductors
• 1-1/4 inch cutting capacity handles common feeder and service entrance cable sizes
• Non-insulated handles — use only on de-energized conductors
• Compact enough for service truck storage and field carry
• Single-unit packaging allows individual tool replacement without bulk ordering

Compatibility

Designed as a standard hand cable cutter suitable for use on copper and aluminum electrical cable up to 1-1/4 inches in diameter in residential and commercial electrical applications.

Installation Notes

This tool is to be used only on de-energized conductors — verify the circuit is locked out and tagged out per NFPA 70E safe work practices before cutting. Electricians should confirm the cable diameter does not exceed the 1-1/4 inch capacity to avoid blade damage or incomplete cuts. The non-insulated handles provide no protection against energized conductors. Clean the blades periodically and inspect for nicks or misalignment to maintain cut quality.