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BURNDY Expands Offering with the PATHCC10 (battery) and RHCC10 (remote) C-Head Cutter Series

Jan. 31, 2013

January 31, 2013 -- The unique C-Head tool allows users to simply scoop and cut without the need to open and close a latch, making cutting easier in a variety of applications. The PATHCC10 and RHCC10 Series of cutters are available with four (4) individually designed blades enabling users to optimize the cutting of the intended cable type with ease and effectiveness. A variety of options are offered including ordering the tools with all blades or specific blades only. The PATHCC10 is a self-contained battery operated cutting tool (18 Volt Ni-MH) and the RHCC10 is a remote power operated hydraulic cutter (10,000 psi). Both platforms also have covered head versions available.

The PATHCC10 and RHCC10 cutting tools have blade alignment technology ensuring a clean cut and maximum blade life. The interchangeable blade feature allows you to customize either style to best suit your specific cutting needs.

About BURNDY

Headquartered in Manchester, New Hampshire BURNDY has over 85 years of dedicated customer support in both service and product. Our customers need to look no further than BURNDY for all their connector, tool, and accessory needs with our BURNDY Engineered Systems of coordinating dies, connectors and tools. The three elements have been specifically designed to work together and engineered to meet stringent, accepted quality standards – providing the user complete confidence in the integrity of the connection.

CONTACT:

47 E. Industrial Park Drive, Manchester, New Hampshire, 03109

Phone: 1-800-346-4175

Web: www.BURNDY.com

Since 2009, BURNDY LLC has been a key brand under the Electrical Systems Platform of Hubbell Incorporated. More information can be found at www.Hubbell.com

About the Author

Amy Fischbach | Field Editor

Amy Fischbach is the field editor for the Electric Utility Operations section of Transmission & Distribution World. She worked for Prism Business Media (now Penton) for eight years, most recently as the managing editor of Club Industry's Fitness Business Pro magazine. She is now working as a freelance writer and editor for B2B magazines. Amy earned her bachelor's and master's degrees in journalism from Kansas State University in Manhattan, Kansas. She serves as the national vice president of the American Society of Business Publication Editors. She can be reached at [email protected].