Westward
Westward 10D459 Cable Cutter 12-1/4" 300 MCM
Cable cutter handles copper and aluminium up to 300 kcmil with a telescoping handle and non-slip grip
- TypeKnives, Cutters & Snips
- Cuts copper and aluminum cable up to 300 MCM
- Telescoping handle extends reach for overhead or confined work
- Non-slip textured grips reduce hand fatigue during repeated cuts
- Screw adjustment lets you set jaw tension for clean cuts
- Black matte finish resists corrosion in harsh environments
Westward 10D459 Cable Cutter
The Westward 10D459 is a general-purpose cable cutter built for electrical and data cable preparation. Its straight cutting action and 300 kcmil capacity suit electricians and technicians who need clean cuts on large conductors. The 12-1/4 inch length provides leverage for demanding jobs.
Screw adjustment with telescoping handle
The screw adjustment lets users set the jaw precisely for different cable sizes. A telescoping handle extends reach and leverage when cutting maximum-diameter copper or aluminum cable up to 300 kcmil. This combination replaces fixed-handle snips that cannot adapt to varying conductor dimensions or confined spaces.
Non-slip grip under sustained cutting
The black plastic handle features a non-slip textured ergonomic grip that resists twisting during repeated straight cuts. Matte-finished jaws maintain consistent bite on copper and aluminum without glazing. The tool is not insulated, so it is unsuitable for live-circuit work where insulated cutters are required.
Highlights
- Cuts copper and aluminum cable up to 300 MCM
- Telescoping handle extends reach for overhead or confined work
- Non-slip textured grips reduce hand fatigue during repeated cuts
- Screw adjustment lets you set jaw tension for clean cuts
- Black matte finish resists corrosion in harsh environments
Specifications
| Brand | Westward |
|---|---|
| Type | Knives, Cutters & Snips |
Questions about this item
What is the maximum copper cable diameter the 10D459 cutter handles?
The cutter is rated for copper electrical cable up to 300 kcmil, matching the 300 MCM specification in the model name.
How do you adjust the telescoping handle before cutting?
Extend the handle to the desired length, then tighten the screw adjustment securely so it cannot collapse under cutting force.
When should the cutter jaws be replaced?
Replace the jaws when the straight cutting action no longer produces a clean cut on 300 kcmil cable or the matte finish shows significant wear.
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