Knipex 9511200 Cable Cutter 10 Awg 8.25 in Copper Aluminum

Product Description

The KNIPEX 9511200 is a professional-grade cable cutter designed for clean, precise cuts through 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 performance in demanding job-site conditions. It handles wire up to 10 AWG and accommodates 3/4 battery cable and 10 to 3 cable, making it a practical choice for electricians and low-voltage installers who need a reliable hand cutter for copper and aluminum work. The dual-component ergonomic handle reduces hand fatigue during repetitive cutting tasks. Overall length is 8.25 inches and the tool weighs 4.71 pounds.

The 9511200 is suited for residential and commercial electrical work where copper or aluminum conductors require clean, burr-minimized cuts. Electricians pulling branch circuit wiring, service entrance conductors, and multi-conductor stranded cable will find this cutter appropriate for their toolkit. Its compact 8.25-inch overall length fits comfortably in a tool bag or pouch, and the standard cutter style works without the need for ratcheting mechanisms, keeping operation straightforward on the bench or in the field.

Key Features

• Cuts copper and aluminum single conductors as well as multiple stranded cables
• High-grade special tool steel construction, forged and oil-hardened for durability
• 10 AWG maximum cutting capacity; also rated for 3/4 battery cable and 10 to 3 cable
• Dual-component ergonomic handle for reduced hand fatigue
• Compact 8.25-inch overall length fits standard tool pouches
• Standard cutter style with no ratchet mechanism for fast, single-motion cuts

Compatibility

Designed for cutting copper and aluminum single conductors and multiple stranded cables up to 10 AWG, including 3/4 battery cable and 10 to 3 cable configurations.

Installation Notes

This tool is intended for use by licensed electricians and qualified trade professionals. Always de-energize and verify circuits are dead before cutting any conductor. Keep cutting edges clean and free of debris to maintain cut quality. Inspect the cutter regularly for blade wear or damage and do not exceed the rated cutting capacity, as overloading the jaws can damage the tool or result in an incomplete cut.