Greenlee 1950-SS SS Wire Stripper Pro, 10 - 18 AWG

Data Sheet. This product includes one wire stripper. Its high - grade stainless steel construction ensures it lasts five times longer than ordinary ones. The precision - ground stripping holes make it a breeze to remove jackets consistently. It can strip 10 - 18 AWG solid and 12 - 20 AWG stranded conductors. Also, it can cleanly shear 6 - 32 and 8 - 32 bolts and crimp 16 - 10 insulated and non - insulated terminals. With multiple functions like plier nose, strippers, cutter, looping holes, crimper, bolt re - thread/shear and spring back with low - profile lock, it's a versatile tool. The high - grade knives are resistant to chipping and marring. The looping holes and serrated nose are great for bending, pulling and shaping wires. The long - life spring and low - profile lock allow for quick and repetitive stripping and cutting. The vinyl cushion grip resists slipping and fits your hand ergonomically.

Using this wire stripper is easy. First, identify the type of wire you need to strip - whether it's solid or stranded, and check if it's within the 10 - 18 AWG (solid) or 12 - 20 AWG (stranded) range. Place the wire in the appropriate stripping hole and close the stripper to remove the jacket. For shearing bolts, find the right size and position the bolt correctly before applying pressure. When crimping terminals, make sure to choose the right size for 16 - 10 AWG wires. For bending, pulling and shaping wires, use the looping holes and serrated nose. Remember, this tool has a low - profile lock. Use it for quick and repetitive tasks. Keep the tool clean after each use. Wipe it down with a dry cloth to remove any debris. Don't expose it to extreme temperatures or moisture as this can damage the high - grade stainless steel and other components. If you notice any signs of wear on the knives or other parts, it might be time for maintenance or replacement.