Knipex 95 61 150 Us Cable Cutter 6 Inches

Product Description

The KNIPEX 95 61 150 US is a compact cable cutter built for cutting Bowden cables and soft wire rope. At 6 inches overall length and a cutting capacity of 0.13 inches (approximately 1/8 inch), this cutter is sized for precision work in tight spaces. The standard head style and high-leverage design deliver clean, controlled cuts with minimal effort. The ergonomic dual-component handle reduces hand fatigue during repetitive cutting tasks. A built-in return spring keeps the jaws open between cuts, improving workflow efficiency. Electricians, HVAC technicians, and mechanical service pros handling cable routing and control cable work will find this tool well-suited to the job.

The 95 61 150 US is intended for cutting Bowden cables and soft wire rope up to 1/8 inch in diameter, as well as aluminum and steel cable stock within its rated capacity. The 6-inch overall length makes it practical for both bench work and in-line service applications where a full-size cutter would be awkward. The jaw measures 6 mm in length and 24 mm in width, with a jaw thickness of 10 mm, allowing it to seat cleanly on small-diameter cable before cutting.

Key Features

• Cuts Bowden cables and soft wire rope up to 0.13 inches (1/8 inch) capacity
• High-leverage design for exceptional cutting capability with reduced hand effort
• Ergo dual-component handle for grip comfort and reduced fatigue
• Built-in return spring keeps jaws open between cuts
• Standard head style with 6 mm jaw length and 24 mm jaw width
• Compact 6-inch overall length for use in confined areas

Compatibility

Rated for cutting aluminum and steel Bowden cables and soft wire rope up to 1/8 inch in diameter. Not intended for hardened wire, piano wire, or ACSR cable.

Installation Notes

This tool is used by electricians, HVAC technicians, and mechanical service technicians for cable trimming and routing tasks. Before cutting any control cable or wire rope in a live system, de-energize related controls and relieve any mechanical tension on the cable. Use the cutter only within its rated capacity to avoid jaw damage or incomplete cuts. Inspect the cutting edge regularly and do not use the tool on materials outside its rated cable types.