Klein Tools 5 in. Adjustable Wiire Stripper for 12-25 Solid and Stranded AWG Wire
$9.53
This adjustable wire stripper and cutter makes short work of cutting and stripping operations. Simply dial desired wire size for fast, easy stripping of 12-24 AWG stranded and 14-26 AWG solid wire. Finely honed nose cutter easily gets into tight areas.
In stock
Description
This adjustable wire stripper and cutter makes short work of cutting and stripping operations. Simply dial desired wire size for fast, easy stripping of 12-24 AWG stranded and 14-26 AWG solid wire. Finely honed nose cutter easily gets into tight areas.
- Wire Stripper and cutter has adjustable dial for wire size adjustment to help prevent nicked wire
- Strips and cuts 12-24 AWG solid and 14-26 AWG stranded wire
- Finely honed nose cutter easily gets into tight areas
- Spring-loaded design automatically opens after each action
- Spring-loaded design
- Tool opens automatically after each action
- Length: 5 in.
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including arsenic, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
Additional information
| Weight | 0.16 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 1.00 × 4.00 × 8.00 in |
| Electrical Tools Features | No Additional Features |
| Hand Tool Type | Wire Stripper/Cutter |
| Handle Material | Plastic |
| Individual/Set | Individual |
| Jaw Capacity | .02 |
| Jaw Tip Size | .56 |
| Joint Type | Fixed Joint |
| Model | 74007 |
| Number of Pieces | 1 |
| Tools Product Type | Hand Tool |
Reviews (13)
13 reviews for Klein Tools 5 in. Adjustable Wiire Stripper for 12-25 Solid and Stranded AWG Wire
Only logged in customers who have purchased this product may leave a review.
Related products
Pliers
Model# 357
Pliers
Model# 460
Pliers
Model# GLS3
Pliers
Model# 426
Pliers
Model# 45-074
Pliers
Model# 440
Pliers
Model# 430
Pliers
Model# 84-105
Sherman Hickle (verified owner) –
Klein, the best DYI tool maker in America, plus if the packaging is correct made in America. Well these wire strippers have a little dial on the handle that will give you the gauge of wire it will strip set on desired gauge. Whats real nice is that the dial spins with not much effort, stays put, and easy to read for a old guy. The spring back action is ample, and appears to be made to lack for a good long while. Good strippers.
Broderick Reichel (verified owner) –
This is a very simple and compact adjustable wire stripper made for smaller wire sizes. It is made in the USA by Klein tools and adjusts for both solid and stranded wire sizes from 12 to 24 AWG.. The wire stripper is only 5″ long and lies flat in a tool box taking very little space. It is not a heavily made stripper and is better for lighter residential DIY use than for frequent commercial use, It comes with vinyl plastic hand grips and worked well for me in testing on assorted small wiring sizes, it is limited to small wire sizes with 12 AWG wire size being the largest it can handle. For light DIY use I think this is a neat smaller option to some of the larger heavier strippers on the market, and i would recommend it.
Constance Jerde (verified owner) –
Quality is not as good as you would expect with Klein. I bought a similar Southwire tool that cost less and is much better quality.
Theron Rolfson (verified owner) –
If you do much work with smaller gauge wires this tool is ideal. I was an electronics tech in the Navy and worked in the electronic industry for 35 years following my discharge, so I do a lot of electrical/electronic tasks and this is a very useful tool. It has a small dial that you set the wire gauge and you’re ready to go. The spring on the handles returns it to the open position – ready for the next wire.
Antone Larson (verified owner) –
This is a great little light weight wire stripper for the DIY, that will fit into your back pocket as you switch tools. I used this when I changed light switches and moved all over the house. It was quick and efficient. The handles grips make it easy to hold, but should not be treated as insulated. Be sure to turn of the power before you start work on the wires.
Easton Beahan (verified owner) –
I’ve always just used the cheap type of strippers you can get for almost nothing, but had a chance to get these and glad I did. Much easier to handle, has the spring load so when you are done they just pop open, very sharp and leaves a nice clean cut. The rubber grip makes them easy to hold and setting the gauge makes it easy to strip several similar wires fast. This product is worth the money and they really are not asking a lot to start with.
Gracie Spencer (verified owner) –
This tool has something that most other wire strippers don’t, a spring that provides a certain level of resistance and causes the stripper jaws to spread when you relax. They are sharp and do the job well. I have one set that I have used for 15 years and they have not dulled. I prefer this adjustable stripper that allows me to strip “by feel” rather than set gauges.
Linda Beier (verified owner) –
This was a great wire stripper for a small attic. I was running new ceiling fixtures that did not exist in an old house and needed to cut and strip some wires in very tight conditions. These are very small and easy to manipulate in spaces where you can barely even crawl. Also the spring that opens the tools was a real help when you are basically planking on 2x’s it saves a lot of time and strain. The pliers have 4 size pre settings which was so useful in the dark tight space. This made one attic trip possible instead of many from the time and effort they saved
Keshaun Durgan (verified owner) –
I like the spring loaded of this tool. Adjustment for setting the different gauges to cut the wire seems cheaply made. The mechanism is riveted so one can make the adjustment for the correct gauge of wire to strip the wire. With all this said, the good part is that the wire stripper is great for small projects such as stripping speaker wire or low voltage wires.
Claudie Strosin (verified owner) –
Product: Klein 5 in. Adjustable Wire Stripper for 12-25 Solid and Stranded AWG Wire/Country of Origin: USA/////I have got to say that these strippers are just about the niftiest tool I’ve seen in a long time. Talk about problem solvers; there’s a little odd-shaped dial on the handle with a side for each wire gauge from 12 to 25. Just turn the dial to the desired gauge and start stripping. No more concerning yourself with selecting the proper size cutting blades each time you pull them out of your tool belt and definitely no guessing. They’re permanently set for the desired gauge until the setting is changed. They’re especially helpful when doing a lot of stripping of the same gauge wire. I wish I’d known about these little beauties sooner.
Catalina Von (verified owner) –
Five inch Adjustable Wire Stripper/Cutter for solid and stranded wire. Adjustable tool makes short work of cutting and stripping operations. The finely honed nose cutter easily gets into tight areas. Black-oxide finish with plastic-dipped handles provides shock protection and easy handling. Spring-loaded design so the tool opens automatically after each action. Tool is covered with a normal use warranty.
Karelle Hegmann (verified owner) –
Product: Klein 5 in. Adjustable Wire Stripper for 12-25 Solid and Stranded AWG Wire/Country of Origin: USA/////I have got to say that these strippers are just about the niftiest tool I’ve seen in a long time. Talk about problem solvers; there’s a little odd-shaped dial on the handle with a side for each wire gauge from 12 to 25. Just turn the dial to the desired gauge and start stripping. No more concerning yourself with selecting the proper size cutting blades each time you pull them out of your tool belt and definitely no guessing. They’re permanently set for the desired gauge until the setting is changed. They’re especially helpful when doing a lot of stripping of the same gauge wire. I wish I’d known about these little beauties sooner.
Stephanie Bayer (verified owner) –
This wire stripper’s strongest feature is its ability to cleanly strip stranded wire. It strips the rubber off with ease; and without cutting any strands. I tested it with bent and straight pieces, and came away really impressed. I have one takeaway however, and that is the offset wire gauge selector. On my stripper, the gauge selector is too free-wheeling. After each use, the selector rotates on its own to a different setting. For example, with selector set for #12 wire, the white stripped clean; switching the tool to the black and attempting to strip, it was discovered that the selector had rotated to #16. Overall however, this is a very handy tool; very sharp, gets into tight spaces, very precise settings, easy to use.