Sea Dog 300090-3 - 2-1/4" Line Cutter - Trotac Marine
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    • Sea Dog 300090-3 - 2-1/4" Line Cutter

    SKU:
    300090-3
    Sea Dog 300090-3 - 2-1/4" Line Cutter
    $349.95
    2-1/4" Line Cutter by Sea Dog®. Powder Coated Steel. Easily cuts nylon, polyester, polypropylene, and Dacron cordage and webbing. This rope cutter cuts and heat seals at the same time. View full description

    This bench top Rope Cutter easily cuts and heat seals nylon, polyester, polypropylene, and Dacron cordage and webbing. The replaceable blade heats up to 1100° Fahrenheit (600° Celsius) in 10 seconds. Includes brass bristle cleaning brush and T-handle Allen wrench for installing the replaceable blade. Features a 40" heavy duty grounded cord and a lighted on/off rocker switch. Base is pre-drilled for permanent mounting on a bench or table. 120VAC @ 50W. ETL certified #5002516.

    120V/50W ELECTRIC HOT BLADE ROPE CUTTER

    Specifications

    Bulk Display A B C D
    Volts
    		Weight Std. Pack
    n/a
    300090-3
    2-1/4"
    3-1/8"
    4-13/16"
    		4-5/8" 120 3.34 1 ea
    Brand:
    Sea Dog

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