sparkyinak
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What portable wire strippers of choice do you use for production work and why
Wire strippers of choice
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Gomez_
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Been using these for years. They have adjustable spring force for different size wires. Makes doing a bunch of wires super fast.
http://www.newark.com/wago/206-124/wire-cutter/dp/13M6113
http://www.newark.com/wago/206-124/wire-cutter/dp/13M6113
V0N_hydro
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engineers, electricians, and full time panel builders all have those same phoenix contact strippers at my work
BITS N BYTES
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Knipex are my go to products! Not the lowest cost but incredibly well designed and long lasting.
https://www.knipex.com/index.php?id=1216&L=1&page=groups&groupID=1363
https://www.knipex.com/index.php?id=1216&L=1&page=groups&groupID=1363
OkiePC
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Klein 1010
Strips, crimps, and cuts wires, and cuts small screws.
Strips, crimps, and cuts wires, and cuts small screws.
brendan.buchan
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Weidmuller STRIPAX
Best strippers I've used, adjustable for doing ultra-fine 0.25mm2 wires and does 6mm2 easily. Rated up to 10mm2 but never tried.
Bought it as part of a ferrule kit, the crimpers of which are also excellent.
CRIMP-SET PZ 6 ROTO L
Best strippers I've used, adjustable for doing ultra-fine 0.25mm2 wires and does 6mm2 easily. Rated up to 10mm2 but never tried.
Bought it as part of a ferrule kit, the crimpers of which are also excellent.
CRIMP-SET PZ 6 ROTO L
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I have used this style for over 20 years now. The ergonomic grip makes a difference after a few hours stripping and landing wires.
http://www.kleintools.com/catalog/klein-kurve/wire-stripper-and-cutter-double-dipped
@padees.. Just be careful of the 4:00 AM Tuesday style. They tend to be less than comfortable. Or so I have heard....
http://www.kleintools.com/catalog/klein-kurve/wire-stripper-and-cutter-double-dipped
@padees.. Just be careful of the 4:00 AM Tuesday style. They tend to be less than comfortable. Or so I have heard....
TL140
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You can't beat these. I have used these as well for all of my career and they work wonders.
Have used all of them apart from Phoenix and they all wear out in under 12 months. They are all generally quite expensive and not worth the money to be honest. Maybe I work too hard? Still looking for decent strippers - have a set at the moment - all metal apart from the wire stop - it broke! The rest is really good so far - cost me $30. Far cry from the cost of the others. Just have to guess the length.
geniusintraining
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Another vote for Klein
rQx
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Weidmuller STRIPAX
Best strippers I've used, adjustable for doing ultra-fine 0.25mm2 wires and does 6mm2 easily. Rated up to 10mm2 but never tried.
Bought it as part of a ferrule kit, the crimpers of which are also excellent.
CRIMP-SET PZ 6 ROTO L
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Using both Sripax and Stripax plus
TC714
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mendonsy
Member
These are kinda old school, but they work just fine.
http://www.idealindustries.ca/products/wire_processing/hand_tools/stripmaster.php
http://www.idealindustries.ca/products/wire_processing/hand_tools/stripmaster.php
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