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We offer a wide range of low voltage cables and accessories for Automotive, marine and leisure purposes. All of our Classic Tri rated wire, Thinwall single core, twin core and multi-core, household electrical and Hi-flex battery cables are cut to order. Our range includes a large variety of crimps and terminals and a selection of wiring bundles as well as split charge relays both on their own or included as part of a kit popular for the conversion of van to camper. We offer Same day dispatch for orders placed before 2pm and free delivery within the UK.
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Unit 1, Trade Centre, FK10 1RX, Alloa, United Kingdom
- 01259 217707
- natalie@cablecuts.co.uk
- cablecuts.co.uk
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