What Is MARSHINE Battery Powered Hydraulic Cutter?
A battery-powered hydraulic cable cutter combines electric motor power, reliable hydraulic pressure system, and high-strength cutting blades, which allows users to cut cables quickly and cleanly without manual force, so that to make it ideal for heavy-duty electrical works. Cutting electrical cables, especially the thick copper or aluminum conductors, requires precision, power, and safety. Our MARSHINE PZ-26C Lithium Battery Powered Hydraulic Wire Cable Cutting Pliers are designed to deliver strong yet clean cuts with less labor effort by using a battery-powered hydraulic system.
Key Features
Lithium battery-powered operation for portability;
Strong hydraulic cutting force;
Sharp, durable cutting blades;
One-button operation for easy use;
Compact and ergonomic design;
Suitable for copper and aluminum cables.
So How To Use Your MARSHINE Hydraulic Cutter Properly?
Inspect the Tool
Before operation:
Make sure the battery is fully charged and the blades are clean.
Examine your MARSHINE PZ-26C Lithium Battery Powered Hydraulic Wire Cable Cutting Pliers for any obvious defects.
Never operate the tool if you detect any fault.
Install the Battery
Insert the lithium battery into the tool:
Slide the battery into the slot.
Make sure it is locked tightly.
A correct installation of the battery ensures the stability of the operation.
Open the Cutting Head
Get the cutter ready for the job:
Cutting head or blades (based on model design) can be opened.
Make sure you have enough room for the cable.
Position the Cable
Put the cable in the cutting jaws and position the cable to the center of the blades.
Verify the cable is straight and stable.
And always remember don't cut at an angle.
Turn on the Cutter to Cut
Press the trigger or control button:
Hydraulic system will start automatically.
The blades close and start cutting the cable.
Maintain the momentum in the cut.
Open and Close the Blades Release Button
When the cut is done:
Let go of the trigger or hit the return key;
The blades may be retracted automatically or manually;
Make sure the blades are wide open before you take the cable out.
Take Out The Cut Cable
With care, take the cable out of the tool.
Check the cut surface to make sure it is clean and well.
