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Multi-size wire stripper & cutter - 5023
Multi-size wire stripper & cutter - 5023
COD: 312976
COD.MEPA: 312976CS
COD.MEPA: 312976CS
Descrizione
We've upgraded our basic 'adjustable' wire strippers to these multi-sized wire strippers. They include: 20-30 AWG strippers, wire cutters, 'plier' tips, and a wire loop. Ground blades for precision cutting. Spring return, comfy molded handles and a closing-lock.
Great for general usage, we use them for standard 22 AWG solid-core breadboarding wire and 26 AWG stranded ribbon cable, sometimes for other thin wires like thicker wire wrap. They sometimes don't work so well for 30 AWG - that's the trade off with the basic tools.
Great for general usage, we use them for standard 22 AWG solid-core breadboarding wire and 26 AWG stranded ribbon cable, sometimes for other thin wires like thicker wire wrap. They sometimes don't work so well for 30 AWG - that's the trade off with the basic tools.
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Descrizione
We've upgraded our basic 'adjustable' wire strippers to these multi-sized wire strippers. They include: 20-30 AWG strippers, wire cutters, 'plier' tips, and a wire loop. Ground blades for precision cutting. Spring return, comfy molded handles and a closing-lock.
Great for general usage, we use them for standard 22 AWG solid-core breadboarding wire and 26 AWG stranded ribbon cable, sometimes for other thin wires like thicker wire wrap. They sometimes don't work so well for 30 AWG - that's the trade off with the basic tools.
Great for general usage, we use them for standard 22 AWG solid-core breadboarding wire and 26 AWG stranded ribbon cable, sometimes for other thin wires like thicker wire wrap. They sometimes don't work so well for 30 AWG - that's the trade off with the basic tools.
