Steelman Universal 30 AWG – 16 AWG Wire Stripper and Cutter
$15.90
Finish your all difficult works easily with the selection of this staggering Steelman Universal Wire Stripper and Cutter. Partially serrated blade.
Only 10 left in stock
Description
Whether you’re stripping wire to install outlets and lights or just need to replace some damaged automotive wiring the Steelman 41872 Universal Wire Stripper and Cutter is the tool that can help you get the job done. Made from durable steel with comfortable PVC dipped and textured handles it cuts and strips equally well on both solid and stranded copper electrical wires. This pocket sized, 6.5 in. wire stripper can remove insulation from 30 AWG to 16 AWG 0.25 mm to 1.3 mm. electrical wires and the spring assisted opening helps you effortlessly move from 1 wire to the next. The screw shearer is capable of leaving clean, burr-free cuts on screws sized 6-32 and the plier style nose gives you the grip you need to pull, twist, bend, pinch, and hold wires. When not in use a convenient lock keeps the pliers closed and compact so they don’t get tangled in your tool belt. You don’t need to be a lineman or electrician to have access to quality hand tools, look no further than Steelman.
- Multi-purpose – electrical wiring tool features pliers-type nose, wire stripper, screw shearer, and wire cutter
- Screw shearer: built-in screw shearer cuts cleanly without leaving burrs on size 6-32 threaded screws
- Durable hardened steel – made from durable hardened steel with a corrosion-resistant black oxide finish
- Wire-stripper sizes – capable of stripping insulation from 30 AWG to 16 AWG (0.25 to 1.3 mm) stranded and solid wire
- Safety lock – when not in use a convenient safety lock keeps the pliers closed and compact
- Ergonomic handle – ergonomic handle has a PVC dipped and textured grip for maximum comfort
- Palm-sized – compact 6.5 in. size is small enough to fit in any tool pouch or pocket yet big enough to get the job done
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 | 0.2 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 9.00 × 7.00 × 0.75 in |
| Electrical Tools Features | Handheld |
| Hand Tool Type | Wire Stripper/Cutter |
| Handle Material | Rubber |
| Individual/Set | Individual |
| Jaw Capacity | 3 |
| Jaw Tip Size | 0.5 |
| Joint Type | Fixed Joint |
| Model | 41872 |
| Number of Pieces | 1 |
| Tools Product Type | Hand Tool |
Reviews (7)
7 reviews for Steelman Universal 30 AWG – 16 AWG Wire Stripper and Cutter
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Jess Koch (verified owner) –
When I received this tool, I was unable to close the jaws. I had to force the handle to get it to close. After inspecting the problem, I found the wire cutter scissor blades to be binding against each other and only loosened after forcing the pliers closed a few times, which is a minor manufacturing issue. In addition, the stripper does not have different sizes for solid and stranded wires. The wire sizes are the same on both sides of the stripper. These two issues reduced my overall rating to four stars.The tool is versatile, having 8 sizes of wire strippers, a light duty plier tip, a 6-32 screw shear (the most common screw for electrical work), wire cutter and wire bending hole. I like the textured padded handles that will reduce fatigue. The handle is spring loaded, keeping the stripper open for easy use. It also has a simple safety lock to prevent injury and handy for storage.The price is a bit excessive for the average handyman, but seems to be in line with other quality electrical tools. Despite the issues described here I recommend this tool if you do enough electrical work on our car or around the house to justify it’s price
Nick Ullrich (verified owner) –
Here we have an excellent set of small gauge wire strippers. These things work great! I routinely strip wires in the 24 gauge to 30 gauge range and have been looking for a good accurate tool to get the job done. Well, I am looking no more. These strippers have found a permanent home on my workbench! In the pictures I show a piece of 14 gauge wire that has always been difficult to strip. This tool handled that wire perfectly! If you deal with low voltage wiring like I do, this is your tool! Get one!
Vicenta Zemlak (verified owner) –
Works like a champ. I’m into model railroading and work with a lot of small wires. The Steelman Universal 30-16 AWG wire stripper makes stripping a breeze. And with the handle lock it fits in my tool box much better that the one I have for larger wire.
Roxanne Konopelski (verified owner) –
Steelman Wire Stripper and Cutter, 30-16 AWG, 6.5-Inch – Occasionally I need hook up hardwired doorbells, intercoms, speaker systems or move thermostats all of which are low voltage. Thinner gauge wire is used and these wire strippers are great for working with both solid and strand thin wire without cutting into the conductor and damaging it. In addition to stripping insulation from 16 to 30 gauge wire, they have a built-in wire cutter, #6 screw shear and crimper. These wire strippers should never be used on 14 and 12 gauge or larger house wiring.
Rosemarie Padberg (verified owner) –
Definitely a professional quality tool. I worked for several years in electronic manufacturing and during that time I used quite a few strippers. This one is very good – sharp, accurate, with exceptionally comfortable grips. It goes all the way down to 30 gauge, which is just about hair fine (used to be used for ‘wire wrapping’ connections). I have some 30 gauge wire on hand, and this tool strips it cleanly. No way this tool could be improved.
Greg Langworth (verified owner) –
Very nice. Sharp cuts clean. Id lettering is very readable. Good strong grip.Robert
Jayda Raynor (verified owner) –
I don’t know if mine is an exception, but the first thing I had to do was wipe off excess oil before using it. It is a nicely built pair of strippers. The two halves are held together by a screw, so you can adjust it as it wears out, or sharpen it if you need to. It is fairly comfortable in your hand, with straight, coated handles. The latch doesn’t catch on your pocket – a good thing if you use your pockets for holding tools like I do. It can cut fine wires cleanly. It does a good job of stripping small wires. It has a larger range then a lot of strippers for small gauge wire. It will see a lot of use on my work bench, as well as when doing terminations in the field.