Facom Cable Cutters - 412.150AVSE

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The Facom 412.150AVSE is a professional-grade cutting tool designed for electricians and technicians who require reliable performance on copper and aluminium cables. Its primary benefit is a high-level safety profile, featuring VDE/1000V approval and a dual-color insulation system that visually indicates wear, though the tool is specifically engineered for cables and should not be used on steel or hardened wires.
| Model Part Number | 412.150AVSE |
|---|---|
| Brand | Facom |
No, these cutters are specifically designed for copper and aluminium cables. Using them on steel or hardened materials will permanently damage the cutting edges.
It is a safety feature. If the outer layer of insulation is damaged or worn, the second, contrasting color layer appears to warn you that the tool's protective integrity is compromised.
Yes, they are VDE/1000V approved, meaning they are certified for use on electrical installations up to 1000V AC.
The maximum cutting capacity for this tool is 32 mm in diameter.
Use a soft, dry cloth to remove dirt. Do not use harsh solvents, as they may degrade the insulation material.
No, it does not require calibration, but regular visual inspections of the insulation and pivot point are essential for safety.
Check the blade edges for debris or minor chips; clean the blades thoroughly and ensure you are cutting cables within the 32 mm limit.
If the secondary color is visible on the handle or shaft, the tool must be removed from service immediately to prevent electrical shock hazards.
Apply a light machine oil to the pivot point and work it through by opening and closing the tool several times.
This tool requires no formal setup, but it demands proper care to maintain its 1000V rating. Users should inspect the insulation before every use, checking specifically for nicks, cracks, or exposed under-layers indicated by the secondary warning color. Store the cutters in a clean, dry toolbox to prevent the buildup of metallic filings that could compromise the insulation. Avoid using the tool as a hammer or pry bar, as this will damage the precision-ground cutting edges and the insulation sheath.