Milwaukee
Milwaukee Tool 300 MCM Cu THHN/ XHHW Bushing
- SKU:
- MLW49-16-B300C
- Availability:
- Usually Ships Same Day
- Weight:
- 0.14 LBS
Description
DUTY®
300 MCM Cu
Stripper Bushing
Strip 300 MCM copper cable with THHN/XHHW insulation using a size-specific quick-change bushing.
Product Overview
For 300 MCM copper cable with THHN/XHHW insulation. Match all three cable details.
Marked cable details and color coding guide selection on M12 and M18 cable strippers.
- Cable-specific fit300 MCM Cu conductor sizing.
- Jacket matchTHHN/XHHW insulation.
- Quick changesQuick-change bushing fit.
- Easy identificationMarked size and color coding.
Technical Specifications
- Conductor size
- 300 MCM
- Conductor
- Copper
- Insulation
- THHN/XHHW
- Tool fit
- M12 / M18 cable strippers
- Attachment
- Quick-change
- Identification
- Marked and color-coded
Choose the Correct Fit
Read the cable markings and confirm 300 MCM, copper and THHN/XHHW. Color alone is not a complete compatibility check.
Use this bushing with the Milwaukee M12 or M18 cable stripper. Follow the tool instructions for locking the bushing in place.
Installation & Care
Work only on de-energized cable. Remove the tool battery before fitting, removing or inspecting the bushing.
Check the stripped conductor for damage before termination. Stop if the fit or cut is wrong and recheck the cable and bushing.
Small Details. Big Jobsite Energy.
Get set. Stay focused. Make your next move count.
THE NEXT JOB.
Ask Willy:
Need help selecting a bushing? Give Willy the conductor size, metal, insulation marking and cable-stripper model.
Important Product Questions
Will it work on the same size in a different metal?
This version is specified for copper. Match the metal as well as the 300 MCM size and THHN/XHHW insulation; nominal wire size alone does not establish fit.
Does it fit both cable-stripper platforms?
The exact product description lists Milwaukee M12 and M18 cable strippers. That does not make it an accessory for other tools on those battery platforms.
Can this be used on energized cable?
No. De-energize and verify the cable is safe before stripping. A powered cable stripper does not provide permission to work on live conductors.
