Wire Stripper AWG 10-22, Stripping tools

Many people think that stripping wires is such a mundane job that a good wire stripping tool is just a luxury. However, if you’re a professional electrician working with miles upon miles of wiring, having the best wire stripper on hand is a life-saver.

A cable stripping tool can save you time and effort, especially if you’re wiring an entire house. I’ve once experimented comparing outlet installations using a pair of pliers versus electrician wire strippers. I found that an experienced worker can save at least one minute per wire or six minutes per outlet.

On average, each home has seventy outlets. This small device would save me at least seven hours per home in outlet installation only. It doesn’t even include the other tasks where I’ve saved even more time. You’ll definitely save time and manpower if you have an electrician wire stripping tool.

A wire stripper is a tool used to remove the insulation from electrical wires, allowing you to expose the bare metal conductor for various electrical connections. The AWG (American Wire Gauge) measurement specifies the range of wire sizes that a particular wire stripper can handle.

For your specific requirement of stripping wires with AWG 10-22, you'll need a wire stripper that can handle that range. There are several wire strippers available in the market that can accommodate this range. Here's a general guide on how to use a wire stripper:

Select the appropriate notch: Most wire strippers have multiple notches or holes labeled with the corresponding wire gauges. Choose the notch that matches the gauge of the wire you are working with.

Adjust the stripper: Some wire strippers have an adjustment mechanism to fine-tune the cutting depth. Make sure it is set correctly to avoid damaging the wire.

Insert the wire: Insert the wire into the selected notch, ensuring that the insulation rests against the blades.

Squeeze and rotate: Squeeze the handles of the wire stripper firmly to engage the blades. Rotate the tool around the wire a couple of times to score the insulation.

Remove the insulation: After scoring the insulation, release the pressure on the handles and reposition the wire stripper to align with the scored area. Squeeze the handles again, and the insulation should come off cleanly.

Inspect the wire: After stripping, check the wire to ensure that the insulation is fully removed without nicking or damaging the underlying conductor.

Remember, wire strippers can vary in design and functionality. It's essential to familiarize yourself with the specific wire stripper you are using and follow the manufacturer's instructions for best results and safety.

When purchasing a wire stripper, look for a reputable brand known for quality tools. Reading customer reviews and checking the product specifications can help you choose a suitable wire stripper that meets your needs.

Features:

• Excellent production stripper for different types of blade A/B/C/D/E/L
• Knife-type blades feature multiple hold diameters
• Wire clamp holds wire centered in stripping hole
• Lever action offers stripping and slug removal in one step
• Custom designate blade is welcome