Jonard
Jonard MDC-14 Microduct Tube Cutter 9/16 Inch
Cuts microduct tubing up to 9/16 inch diameter with a transparent body
- ColorTransparent
- Cuts microduct up to 9/16 inch cleanly
- Transparent body shows blade position during use
- Model MDC-14 designed for microduct applications
- Jonard Tools quality for professional installations
- California Proposition 65 chemical warning applies
Microduct Cutter for 9/16 Inch Tubing
The Jonard MDC-14 is a hand tool designed to cut microduct tubing up to 9/16 inch in diameter. It suits technicians installing fibre or cable pathways who need a clean, square cut without deforming the duct. The transparent body lets the user see the blade position during the cut.
Thermals Noise and Power Draw
As a manual cutter the tool generates no heat, produces no audible noise beyond the snapping of plastic and draws zero electrical power. Operation relies entirely on hand force applied to the handles. No external energy source or cooling is required.
Replaces Dull Blades and Improvised Knives
The MDC-14 replaces worn single-edge blades, utility knives or improvised methods that crush or oval the duct. The upgrade is worth it when installation volume justifies a dedicated tool that preserves the duct inner diameter for smooth cable pulling. It does not suit users cutting larger conduit or metallic pipe.
Highlights
- Cuts microduct up to 9/16 inch cleanly
- Transparent body shows blade position during use
- Model MDC-14 designed for microduct applications
- Jonard Tools quality for professional installations
- California Proposition 65 chemical warning applies
Specifications
| Brand | JONARD TOOLS |
|---|---|
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
How do I install the MDC-14 cutter on a 9/16 inch microduct, and what step is often missed?
Position the cutter around the duct, tighten the knob until the blade contacts the wall, then rotate the tool evenly around the circumference; the step often missed is re-tightening the knob after each full turn to maintain a clean, square cut.
What maintenance or replacement will the MDC-14 need after extended use?
The cutting blade will dull over time and should be replaced when cuts become ragged or require excessive force; no other consumable parts are identified for this model.
What limit appears first when cutting multiple 9/16 inch ducts continuously with the MDC-14?
Operator fatigue from repeated tightening and rotating motions typically limits sustained use before the tool itself shows wear.
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