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Utility Catalog Edition 2 For Professionals... Since 1857® Utility Catalog Edition 2 www.kleintools.com Product Index Company History ... Page 1 W E A R E Y E P R OTECTI ON M Cable & Lineman Buckets Bolt Cutters .........Pages 2-6 & Accessories ........Pages 20-24 Klein Pliers ........ Pages 7-8 Tool Bags ............Pages 25-27 Tool Pouches ...........Pages 9-12 Wrenches & Holders ...........Pages 28-29 Lineman’s Screwdrivers ........Page 13 Climbing Equipment ......... Pages 30-37 33_Linemans_ System Pole & Tree Hammers ............Page 14 Climbers .......... Pages 38-40 Knives & ..... Pages 41-44 Cutting Tools ........Pages 15-18 Block & Tackle CL200 Measuring Tools .....Page 19 Test & Measurement. .Pages 45-48 AUTO A AC Personal Protection Warranty ......... Page 49 Equipment ..........Page 19 Please visit www.kleintools.com for downloadable color product images and PDF formatted Klein Tools Catalogs. Company History Klein Tools was founded in 1857 by an industrious German immigrant, Mathias Klein, who began in the hand tool business when a broken side-cutting pliers was brought to his forge shop by a telegraph lineman. Mathias repaired the pliers by forging and finishing a new half for the tool and riveting it to the old half. Soon the lineman returned because the other original half of the pliers had broken and needed replacement. Mathias forged and finished the second half of the pliers and riveted it to the other replacement half – creating the first complete Klein pliers. To this day, Klein Tools is proudly owned and managed by the Klein family. Over 150 years of hard work and dedication has earned Klein the reputation of supplying only the finest quality products for users of professional hand tools History Company and occupational protective equipment. Klein’s reputation as a leading producer of professional-quality products is global. Klein Tools products are available worldwide through a well-established network of agents and distributors who stock what is needed for their particular markets. 1 Lineman’s Tools Klein Tools has established a reputation for manufacturing high quality tools to help linemen do their jobs. The company remains dedicated to making the best hand tools in the industry, and supporting linemen around the world with quality and reliability they can count on every day. Lineman’s Tools W E A R E Y E P R OTECTI ON M 2 Cable Cutters Wire Rope Cutter • Shear type blades for square, clean cuts. • All forged construction; USA Steel. • Non-slip vinyl grips. • Hinge bolt with pin-set nut for proper blade tension. ® • Cuts wire up to 9/32" (7 mm) and Stoffel container seals. 63035SC Cat. No. Overall Length Cuts Maximum Cutting Capacity Handle Color Weight (lbs.) 63035SC 18" (457 mm) Stoffel® Seals 9/32" (7 mm) wire rope and cables red 2.00 Standard Cable Cutters • Lightweight, yet efficient shear-type cable cutters. • Replaceable hook-jaw blades grab and hold cable while shear-cutting action makes clean cuts. • Exceptionally strong fiberglass handles with Cable Cutters heavy vinyl grips for comfort and slip resistance. • Heavy-duty pins in head serve as blade-stops. • Jaws are forged tool steel with black-oxide finish for long life. • Makes a clean, even cut for ease in fitting lugs and terminals. • Beveled tips assure positive mating, and hinge on a rugged 63041 bolt with a pin-set nut to maintain proper blade tension. • Communications Cable Cutter (Cat. No, 63047) cuts lead or rubber-covered communications cable. • Not designed for cutting steel or ACSR. Cat. Overall Soft Cable-Cutting MCM Cable- Weight No. Length Maximum Capacity Cutting Maximum (lbs.) Capacity 63041 25-1/2" 1-3/8" 500 copper, 5.25 (648 mm) (35 mm) diameter 750 aluminum W E A R E Y E P R OTECTI ON 63045 32" 1-3/4" 1000 copper, 8.00 M (813 mm) (44 mm) diameter 1200 aluminum 63047 37" 900-pair soft copper up to 2-1/4" 8.55 (940 mm) and aluminum (57 mm) diameter Replacement Cable Cutter Heads Fits Klein Cat. No. 63081 63041 2.05 63090 63045 3.30 63110 63047 3.50 Ratcheting Cutter — Heavy-Duty For Steel & ACSR • Ratchet-action design provides maximum leverage 63700 with minimum effort for heavy-duty use. • Cuts steel and ACSR. • Forged, heat-treated, shear-type blades, plus 24" (609 mm) long steel handles with heavy vinyl grips for comfort and slip-resistance. • Blade-advance knob for fast rotation of the blade to engage the cable or other Cat. Overall Soft Cable-Cutting Communications Cable-Cutting Weight material being cut, plus a quick-release No. Length Maximum Capacity Maximum Capacity (lbs.) mechanism allows for removal of the cable or rod before completion of the 63700 36" 2-1/4" 1-1/4" (32 mm) dia. ACSR, ACAR 14.00 cut, if desired. (914 mm) (57 mm) 7/16" (11 mm) dia. common guy strand diameter 5/8" (16 mm) dia. steel wire rope • Not designed for cutting EHS Guy 1/2" (13 mm) dia. steel rod (C.R.S. SOFT) Strand or reinforcement rod. 750 MCM (1-3/8" dia.) (35 mm) copper or aluminum All dimensions are in inches and (millimeters). 3 WARNING: Do NOT use to cut steel or ACSR. All dimensions are in inches and (millimeters). WARNING: NOT insulated. Plastic-dipped or slip-on plastic WARNING: Always wear approved eye protection. handles are NOT intended for protection against electrical shock. Cable Cutters Ratcheting Cable Cutters • High-leverage ratchet mechanism for single-handed cutting of copper and aluminum cables, leaving no burrs or sharp edges. • Patented two-step ratchet mechanism requires fewer strokes per cut. • Quick release lever opens blades easily in every cutting position. (Allows removal of the cable before 63060 completion of cut). • Precision ratcheting mechanism holds cable tight and allows rapid, straight cuts with minimum effort. • Hardened steel cutting blades for lasting strength and sharpness. • Plastic covered handles with hand guards for comfort and firm grip. • Locking lever keeps handles closed for easy transport; fits in a toolbox or bag. • Compact 10-1/4” design allows for one-handed use of the ratcheting cutter mechanism, so other hand 63750 can position cable to ensure proper cut (Cat. No. 63601). • One-year warranty. Cable Cutters 63601 WARNING: Ratcheting Cable Cutters Cat. Nos. 63060, 63750 and 63601 do NOT use to cut steel or ACSR. W MCM Maximum Cable Capacity E A R E Y E P R OTECTI ON M Cat. Communication Overall Handle Weight No. Copper Aluminum Cable ACSR Length Color (lbs.) 63060 400 MCM (185 mm2) 600 MCM (300 mm2) 1-1/8" (28 mm) – 10-1/4" (260 mm) red 1.32 lbs. (600 g) 63601 1000 MCM (500 mm2) 1000 MCM (500 mm2) 2-1/16" (52 mm) – 10-1/4" (260 mm) red 2.70 lbs. (1225 g) 63750 1000 MCM (500 mm2) 1000 MCM (500 mm2) 2-1/16" (52 mm) – 12-1/8" (308 mm) red 1.76 lbs. (800 g) Frequent Use: 750 MCM (400 mm2) Frequent Use: 750 MCM (400 mm2) 4 All dimensions are in inches and (millimeters). WARNING: NOT insulated. Plastic-dipped or slip-on plastic WARNING: Always wear approved eye protection. handles are NOT intended for protection against electrical shock. Cable Cutters ACSR Ratcheting Cable Cutters • Tool can be locked when not in use. • High leverage ratcheting mechanism for easier cutting (Cat. No. 63800ACSR). • Plastic covered handles with hand guards for comfort and firm grip. • NOT FOR EHS. 63800ACSR 63607 63602 Compact 10-1/4" design allows for one-handed use of the ratcheting cutter • Cable Cutters mechanism, so other hand can position cable to ensure proper cut (Cat. No. 63602). MCM Maximum Cable Capacity Cat. No. ACSR Stranded Solid Guy Length Handle Weight Aluminum & Copper Copper Strand Color (lbs.) 63800ACSR 477 MCM (273 mm2) 1-1/4" (32 mm) 1" (25 mm) 1/2" (13 mm) 13-3/4" (349 mm) red 3.20 lbs. (1452 g) 63602 477 MCM (273 mm2) 1-1/4" (32 mm) 1-1/4" (32 mm) – 10-1/4" (260 mm) red 3.20 lbs. (1452 g) 63607 336 MCM (170 mm2) 600 MCM (300 mm2) 400 MCM (185 mm2) – 10-1/4" (260 mm) yellow 1.50 lbs. (680 g) Replacement Cutting Inserts (with set of 6 screws) Fits Klein Cat. No. 63858 63800ACSR Drill-Operated ACSR Cable Cutter W E A R E Y E P R Chucks into a corded, cordless, or hydraulic drill for fast, OTECTI ON • M clean cutting of large transmission cable. • One-handed operation leaves the other hand free to position cable to ensure proper cut. • Tough, worm-drive gears are built to last through typical conditions found during line work. • Simply reverse drill to open cutting blades. • Cuts up to 2156 MCM Bluebird ACSR cable and 1/2" (13 mm) Guy Strand (NOT FOR EHS). 63805 • Compact, lightweight tool can be locked in closed position for pouch carrying or storage on truck. • Side handle and torque arm included for use with drill - adds extra stability. MCM Maximum Cable Capacity Cat. No. Copper Aluminum Communication ACSR & Guy Overall Weight Cable ACSS/TW Strand Length (lbs.) 63805 1.77" (45 mm) 1.77" (45 mm) – 2156 MCM 1.76" (44.75 mm) 1/2" (13 mm) Utility Grade 12.6" (320 mm) 9.3 Ibs. 5 All dimensions are in inches and (millimeters). WARNING: NOT insulated. Plastic-dipped or slip-on plastic WARNING: Always wear approved eye protection. handles are NOT intended for protection against electrical shock. Cable Cutters High-Leverage Cable Cutters • Custom, US-made tool steel. • Hot-riveted joint ensures smooth action and no handle wobble. • Through-hardened (not case-hardened) for longer-lasting cutting surfaces.
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