Cable strippers
Bent-nose non-metallic Romex cable strippers have a 90-degree-angled nose design, which eliminates the need to angle the tool, wire or hand when removing the outer jacket of non-metallic cable. The tools strip, cut and loop 10-, 12- or 14-AWG solid wire, and shear 6-32 and 8-32 screws. Models are available to strip 18-AWG stranded wire.
By Plant Engineering Staff
Bent-nose non-metallic Romex cable strippers have a 90-degree-angled nose design, which eliminates the need to angle the tool, wire or hand when removing the outer jacket of non-metallic cable. The tools strip, cut and loop 10-, 12- or 14-AWG solid wire, and shear 6-32 and 8-32 screws. Models are available to strip 18-AWG stranded wire. Strippers feature U.S.-made tool steel, a black oxide finish, precision-ground stripping holes and shear-type cutting blades.
Klein Tools
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