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SELD CLAMP CAPS - Knipex

Part #: 986520

The Knipex 986520 Self-Clamping Insulated Wire Caps are engineered for professional technicians and mechanics requiring reliable safety solutions in electrical work. These robust plastic caps are designed to securely cover bare live cable ends, significantly reducing the risk of accidental contact and electrical hazards. Ideal for diverse automotive and industrial environments, they embody Knipex's commitment to quality and technician safety.

Key Features

  • 1000V Insulated: Each cap is meticulously tested to provide insulation up to 1000V, ensuring enhanced safety when working on energized circuits.
  • Self-Clamping Design: The innovative self-clamping mechanism ensures a secure and stable fit over cable ends, preventing accidental dislodgement during work.
  • Durable Plastic Construction: Manufactured from high-quality plastic, these caps offer excellent durability and resistance to wear in demanding professional settings.
  • 20mm Max Wire Size: Specifically designed to accommodate wires with a maximum diameter of 20mm, providing versatile application for common cable sizes.
  • Quick and Easy Application: The slip-on design allows for rapid deployment and removal, streamlining workflow without compromising safety.

Applications

These Knipex insulated wire caps are essential for a variety of professional applications where exposed live cables pose a risk. They are commonly used in automotive electrical systems for temporary or permanent insulation during repairs, diagnostics, or component installation. In industrial settings, they provide critical protection when working with control panels, machinery wiring, and other electrical installations, helping to maintain safety compliance and prevent arc flashes or short circuits. They are invaluable for electricians, automotive technicians, and industrial maintenance personnel focused on safeguarding themselves and their equipment.

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This product was added to our catalog on Monday 23 February, 2015.