Clamp to tighten, then cut, clamp or installation collar pliers

Once tight, the excess collar must be removed. Cut by the cutter or with a classic clamp, there is often a protruding edge that can hurt or hang a nearby cable. The clips for collars slice the excess at the bottom of the head, without blush. The finish is cleaner and safety is enhanced, especially when the installation has to be handled regularly by technicians.

To increase speed, some models combine both functions. The clamp tightens the collar to the desired voltage, then automatically cuts the excess. These tools are very popular at large construction sites where thousands of necklaces must be laid every day. They reduce operator fatigue and ensure a homogeneous finish.

In a car factory, the assembly of electrical beams on the chassis requires the laying of hundreds of collars. The use of torque-adjusted automatic clamps ensured the repeatability of the clamping and prevented damage to sensitive cables. The time saved was significant compared to manual installation.

When installing a trade fair in an exhibition centre, a technical team was to quickly fix lighting cables, promotional sheets and temporary markings along an aluminium tubular structure. The use of clamps was essential to secure the assembly in a limited time. To increase efficiency, the technicians used combined clamps to tighten at constant tension and then cut the excess in one gesture. Result : a careful assembly, without risk of sharp edges for exhibitors or for the public, and a crucial saving of time in a tight schedule. This method also facilitated rapid disassembly at the end of the event, since the collars were precut net without any difficulty to remove surplus.

ACLP distributes clamps and clamps installation collars, and that's why ACLP offers a minimalist offer of 2 models of clamps to tighten and cut cable fasteners. From the simple model for workshop troubleshooting, to professional fine-tuning clamps, the offer covers all uses. The choice will depend on the volume of collars to be placed, the precision sought and the level of safety expected. In any case, investing in a suitable tool results in more reliable, cleaner and safer facilities.