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Klein Tools Insulated Wire Strippers And Cutters
Cut, Strip, Loop & Gauge Stranded or Solid Wire With Shock Protection Up To 1,000 Volts
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Klein Tools Insulated Wire Strippers And Cutters
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Made of hardened steel for years of use, these wire strippers/cutters by Klein tools have insulated handles that can help save you from electrical shocks of up to 1,000 volts, and are compact and lightweight enough to fit in your pocket for easy job-to-job transport. |
- Spring-loaded to reduce hand fatigue from repetitive use
- Compact and lightweight; fits easily into a shirt pocket or tool bag
- Narrow nose fits into tight places to grab wires, screws or other items
- Made of hardened steel to provide years of service
- Meets or exceeds the ASTM F1505-01 and IEC 60900:2004 standards, complies with NFPA-70E (2004 edition), and is clearly marked with the official 1000-volt rating symbol
| Part # | KT-11045-INS | KT-11049-INS |
|---|---|---|
| Price | ||
| Wire Size | 10 to 18 AWG | 8 to 16 AWG |
| Wire type | Solid Wire | Stranded Wire |
| Weight | 0.70 lb | 0.70 lb |
| Length | 6" (152mm) | 7" (178mm) |
| PART # | DESCRIPTION | CUTS / STRIPS | OVERALL LENGTH | WEIGHT | PRICE |
| KT-11045-INS | Insulated Wire Stripper/Cutter for 10-18 AWG | 10-18 AWG solid | 6" | 0.70 lb | |
| KT-11049-INS | Insulated Wire Stripper/Cutter for 8-16 AWG | 8-16 AWG stranded | 7" | 0.70 lb | |
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* Only use tools that are marked with the official international 1000-volt rating symbol if there is any chance that the tool will make contact with an energized source.
WARNINGS:
- Always wear approved eye protection.
- Always inspect your tools before use. Do not use if orange coating cracks, breaks, or becomes damaged. Destroy tool if white layer shows through orange layer. Whenever possible, always de-energize lines and equipment prior to working on them. These tools are designed only to reduce the chance of injury where the tool may make contact with an energized source.
- Do NOT touch un-insulated portion of the tool or any conductive object when either might contact an energized source.
- Whenever possible, always de-energize lines and equipment prior to working on or around them. Klein insulated tools are designed only to reduce the chance of injury where the tool may make contact with an energized source.
- Because moisture, films, or other surface contaminants are conductive, Klein insulated tools must be kept clean, dry, and free of any surface contaminants.
- Do NOT use to pry or chisel.
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