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GREENLEE CUTTER TOOLS GREENLEE ESG50L Battery-Powered Cable Cutting Tool


Features The ESG50L is Used for Cutting Copper and Aluminum Power Cables


LED Light Provides the Operator with the Battery Charge and Tool Maintenance Status


Two-Stage Hydraulic system Provides Fast Advance and Power Speeds, Saving Time


One Trigger Controls all Tool Functions Tools Automatically Retract when the Cutting Cycle is Complete


LED Work Light Illuminates Dark Work Areas


Uses Bio-Degradable Oil Part#


Included


ESG50L11 Tool, (2 Ea.) 18 Volt Lithium-Ion Battery, 120 Volt Charger ESG50L12 Tool, (2 Ea.) 18 Volt Lithium-Ion Battery, 12 Volt Charger ESG50LB Tool Only


GREENLEE ESC85L Battery-Powered Cable Cutting Tool


Features For Cutting Large Diameter Underground Power and Communications Cables


LED Light Provides the Operator with the Battery Charge and Tool Maintenance Status


Two-Stage Hydraulic system Provides Fast Advance and Power Speeds, Saving Time


Scissor-Style Blades are Easy to Fit Around Cables


One Trigger Controls all Tool Functions Tools Automatically Retract when the Cutting Cycle is Complete


LED Work Light Illuminates Dark Work Areas


Uses Bio-Degradable Oil


Specifications Estimated Cycles per Charge: 90 Weight: 14.9 lbs. Length: 21 in. Crimping Head Rotation: 350°


Crimping Capacity Communications Copper and Aluminum Power Cables: 3-3/8 in.


Part# Included


ESC85L11 Tool, (2 Ea.) 18 Volt Lithium-Ion Battery, 120 Volt Charger ESC85L12 Tool, (2 Ea.) 18 Volt Lithium-Ion Battery, 12 Volt Charger ESC85LB Tool Only


Specifications Estimated Cycles per Charge: 300 Weight: 9.8 lbs. Length: 15-3/4 in. Height: 13 in. Crimping Head Rotation: 350°


Crimping Capacity Aluminum or Copper Cable: 2 in.


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