Knipex 95 32 320 Ratcheting Cable Cutter 2.36 in Capacity

Product Description

The KNIPEX 95 32 320 is a ratcheting cable cutter designed for cutting copper and aluminum single conductors as well as multiple stranded cables. Built from high-grade special tool steel that is forged and oil-hardened, this cutter delivers consistent cutting force through a ratchet head mechanism, reducing hand fatigue on larger cable sizes. The overall length of 12.25 inches provides solid leverage for field and panel work. A built-in return spring opens the jaws automatically between cuts, speeding up workflow. Licensed electricians and low-voltage installers are the primary users of this tool in both residential and commercial settings.

This cable cutter is suited for electrical contractors, maintenance electricians, and panel technicians working with copper or aluminum single conductors and stranded cables up to 2 inches in capacity and up to 24 AWG maximum cutting gauge. The ratchet head allows controlled, incremental cutting action that is especially useful on larger-diameter stranded cable where a single-pass cutter would require excessive force. The comfort grip handles reduce operator strain during extended use on service calls or panel installations.

Key Features

• Ratchet head mechanism provides incremental cutting action for large-diameter cables
• Cuts copper and aluminum single conductors as well as multiple stranded cables
• Forged, oil-hardened high-grade special tool steel construction for durability
• Built-in spring automatically returns jaws to open position between cuts
• Comfort grip handles reduce hand fatigue during extended use
• Rated to 24 AWG and 2 inches cutting capacity

Compatibility

Designed for cutting copper and aluminum single conductors as well as multiple stranded cables up to 2 inches in capacity and 24 AWG maximum cutting gauge. Suitable for use in residential and commercial electrical applications.

Installation Notes

This tool is intended for use by licensed electricians and qualified trade professionals. Always de-energize and lock out the circuit before cutting any conductor, in accordance with NFPA 70E electrical safety work practices. Inspect the ratchet mechanism and blade condition before each use and do not exceed the rated cutting capacity, as overloading can damage the cutter or cause loss of control.