Greenlee Hand Tools Stainless Steel Wire Stripper Pro (1955-SS), 10-18AWG
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Aside from the screwdrivers and conduit reamer, I also have a side tool pouch, and I truly love the green color of these products. They seem like cool strippers with the stainless steel and black grips that differentiate them from the rest of the guys on the job, but now I know why no one really owns them, they're It was my week-end routine to do my regular work and I went to cut three 12AWG copper wires for make up and the soft copper actually bent the stripper teeth, which caused the strippers not to close all the way, so I couldn't strip properly. The tools bent back and I was able to make them functional again so that we could finish the day, but it shouldn't be too difficult for them to keep their function. Keep it simple and stick with Klein strippers instead. There is still something to be said for Greenlee screwdrivers.
This is a terrible As soon as you crimp the wire together, you must disassemble the spring mechanism in order to remove the cutters from the repaired wire. Click image to enlarge.
My husband and I use ours every day. All of these seem to work just fine. They are a good fit for a guy with large hands. This is a very high quality product. They have served me well for the past two years. The product is dependable, sturdy, and reasonably priced. Then there's the little locking thing klein strippers do -
if they can get by that. As you might be aware, the locks keep shut when you strip because of the strange locking tabs There is no denying that these are superior.
The blades come with a very tight tolerance and are very sharp A stainless steel option will always be better compared to black steel because it rusts pretty quickly Having replaced the yellow handled competition as my top choice, these are my new favorite.
Since I have owned A LOT of different kinds of cheap strippers in the past, these are by far the most engineered and designed pair I have ever From the time you sit down with them, it is obvious that they are well made. The strippers listed here are ideal for anyone who needs to use them all day long. No matter whether you are installing a stereo system in your automobile or rewiring your home theater system, these strippers will work. It's great to have them around!.
As a result, they will not close entirely. It is no longer possible to strip wire. The cutting knife edge that used to allow them to close completely became deformed and no longer allowed them to do so, rendering them fully In addition, why do they seem to be They were supposed to be stainless steel, right? What a waste of time that tool was. There is a need for Greenlee to fire the engineer responsible for designing The company gets a bad reputation as a result. Don't forget Greenlee benders and Klien hand tools.
The Greenlee brand continues to deliver quality products! handles are curved and straight, which makes them very comfortable to hold the stripping slots provide a great selection for car audio installations the cutting surfaces stay sharp over time and the stainless steel construction ensures that the tool will never rust and will be virtually weatherproof.
My use of this splicer and soldering station is relatively low volume, so this works perfectly for me. Although I have not used it for crimping yet, it is a great wire stripper even just as a wire stripper.
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