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UB-412HE's Product operate demonstration also apply to other compression head such as UB-400HE, UCP-2712HE, HYCP-4413THE, UB-412THE, H-412THE, HYCP-15THE, LT-15THE, PH-300HE to follow please noted.
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HYCP-451000HE's Product operate demonstration also apply to other compression head such as HYCP-451000D, HYCP-630HE, HYCP-500HE, HYCP-60ST, UA-100STS, UA-100ST, SR-100C, SR-100CS, 100W, 200W, X-200, SR-300C, SR-300CX to follow please noted.
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HYSC-32HE's Product operate demonstration also apply to other hydraulic cutters head such as HYSC-20HE, HYSC-24HE, S-24HE, HYSC-45HE, HYCC-35HE, HYCC-050HE, S-55HE, HYSC-55HE, HYCC-P85HE, TC-085HE, HYCC-P100HE, HYCC-105HE, TC-120HE, TC-135HE to follow please noted.
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TC-085HE Hydraulic Cutters Head.
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UB-412T's Product operate demonstration also apply to other crimpers such as UB-412S, UB-400, UCP-2712, HYCP-4413T to follow please noted.
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DRCP-559140 Din Rail Cutter
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PNST-10 Hydraulic Punchers
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DBBN-120 Aluminum / Copper / Iron bus bar bender (not suited for stainless steel)
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HYNC Series Hydraulic Nut Splitter Operation Video
Watch this step-by-step demonstration to learn how to operate a KuDos HYNC Series hydraulic nut splitter safely and correctly.
The video shows how to position the splitter on the nut, connect it to a compatible 700-bar hydraulic pump, apply hydraulic pressure, and complete the nut-splitting operation.
Key Features
- Compact design
- Easy to use
- Seven splitter models are available for bolts ranging from M6 to M48 and hex nuts ranging from 10 to 75 mm.
- Unique angled head design suitable for a variety of applications.
- Single-acting, hydraulic-advance and spring-return cylinder.
- Compatible with hydraulic pumps rated at 700 bar (10,000 psi).
Applicable Models
The operating procedure demonstrated in this video applies to the following KuDos hydraulic nut splitter models：
HYNC-SERIES's Product operate demonstration also apply to other hydraulic nut splitter such as HYNC-1319 , HYNC-1924 , HYNC-2432 , HYNC-3241 , HYNC-4150 , HYNC-5060 , HYNC-6075 , HYNC-1319D , HYNC-1924D , HYNC-2432D , HYNC-3241D , HYNC-4150D , HYNC-5060D & HYNC-6075D .
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The Top 1000 Elite Small- and Medium-sized Enterprises (SME) Award was given to us again this year by Dun & Bradstreet, a global leading institution that provides commercial data, analytics and insights for businesses. This is the third times that KuDos has received this award in past 3 years as KuDos has been recognized by growth and contribution to the country’s economy based on a comprehensive “big data” analysis. The recipients must exceed three requirements: companies’ financial health, procurement amount, and export growth rate for consecutively 3 years. There are around 1.3 million SMEs in Taiwan (~90% of the Taiwanese companies) and we are proud to announce that KuDos is the ONLY company among our competitors in Taiwan that was selected.
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With the rapid growth of electrical engineering and automation equipment, cable cutters have become essential tools for switchboard assembly, electrical installation, and substation maintenance. However, the market offers a wide variety of cable cutters, and many technicians often ask :
“ What’s the real difference between regular cutters and ratchet cutters ? ”
“ Why can others cut large-gauge cables so easily while my hands get inflamed ? ”
Choosing the wrong cable cutter not only reduces work efficiency but also increases the risk of occupational injury and cable deformation. This guide explains the force-saving mechanism, space limitations, and cable size considerations to help you fully understand the differences between regular cable cutters and ratchet cable cutters, and select the right tool for your job.
(１). Regular vs. Ratchet Cable Cutters :
To choose the right tool, you must first understand their structure and design logic.
Regular Type : Long handles → Relies entirely on human force → Best for small wires & open spaces.
Ratchet Type : Internal gear teeth → Segmented mechanical advancement → Best for thick cables & confined spaces.
1. Regular Cable Cutters : Classic And Simple.
Working Principle : Fully dependent on human force and the lever action of long handles.
Advantages :
- Simple structure.
- Durable and less prone to damage.
- Affordable.
- Fast opening and cutting speed.
Disadvantages :
- Requires significant grip strength for large cable diameters.
- Handles must be opened wide to bite into the cable, consuming a lot of space.
2. Ratchet Cable Cutters : Modern, Efficient, And Force-Saving.
Working Principle : Built-in ratchet mechanism.
Advantages :
- Each squeeze advances the blade one step while locking the previous position.
- Converts one large force output into multiple small squeezes.
- Reduces overall effort by more than 50% .
Disadvantages :
- Cutting a single cable takes slightly longer due to segmented advancement.
- Higher cost.
(２). Specifications & Real-World Comparison :
| Comparison Item | Regular Cable Cutters | Ratchet Cable Cutters |
|---|---|---|
| Force Saving | Labor-intensive, relies on arm strength | Extremely easy; even women can operate with one hand |
| Max Cable Size | Typically limited to ≤ 50 mm² | Easily handles 250 ~ 500 mm² and above |
| Handle Opening Angle | Requires > 90° to bite the cable | Only slight handle movement needed |
| Cut Surface Quality | Large cables may deform due to uneven force | Mechanically uniform advancement; smooth, round, burr-free cuts |
(３). Three Key On-Site Selection Factors : Which One Should You Buy ?
1. Workspace Determines Tool Type :
- Manholes, cable trays, switchboards : Extremely tight spaces. Regular cutters cannot open fully. → Choose ratchet cable cutters.
- Open construction sites or ground work : Space is not limited; if mostly cutting small wires → Regular cutters offer faster cutting speed.
2. Cable Specification & Diameter :
- ≤ 50 mm² (control wires, flat white cables) : → Regular cutters are sufficient, fast, and economical.
- ≥ 50 mm² (high-voltage power cables) : → Strongly recommended : Ratchet cable cutters. (Using regular cutters may deform the cable and cause wrist injuries.)
3. Usage Frequency & Fatigue :
- Daily continuous work : Ratchet cutters significantly reduce fatigue and extend career longevity.
- Occasional maintenance / DIY : Regular cutters are a high-value basic option.
(４). Important Safety Notes For Ratchet Cable Cutters :
Even though ratchet cutters are force-saving tools, pay attention to the following to extend tool life :
Do NOT Cut ACSR Or Steel Wires.
Ratchet cutters are designed for copper and aluminum cables only. Cutting high-hardness steel will cause blade chipping and gear damage.
Maintain The Sear Teeth Regularly.
The ratchet mechanism consists of fine gear teeth. Clean metal debris after use and apply anti-rust lubricant regularly to ensure smooth operation.
(５). Conclusion : The Right Tool Makes The Work Right.
There is no universally “ best ” tool—only the one most suitable for your job site.
- Fast cutting, limited budget, mostly small wires → Regular Cable Cutters
- Confined spaces, large cables, wrist protection → Ratchet Cable Cutters
Investing in a high-quality ratchet cable cutter not only boosts on-site efficiency but also ensures perfectly smooth cut surfaces, providing a solid foundation for subsequent terminal crimping.