Sharp-tec7-in-1 Wire Stripper Including Safty Lock Cutting Clamping Stripping Winding Spliting Crimping Wires, Bulit-in Spring Wire Cutter, Portable and One-Hand Operation Electrician Plier Tool, Red

At the time of this review to get this wire strippers for around £10.These strippers are sharp and cut wire with ease.They are spring loaded which makes them easy to use.There are seven grades of wire marked on the nose from 0.8 to 3.2mmThere is a video on the Amazon advert to show other functions.I have attached a short video and at the end you will see these strippers compared to one of the market leader, Irwin vise-grip,that cost around £23 on Amazon.What’s good about these strippers, well they are slightly smaller than the Irwin,they have more stripping options so more options of grades of wire to strip andThey are spring loadedI think at £10 these a pretty good value.What is missingThe handles could be more comfortable,I assume that beneath the pivot is for crimping but there are no marking for which colour crimp to put into the crimping openingI tried these to strip some 2.5mm solid core, which is 2.7mm with the plastic on the outside, I had to go down to 1.6 to strip it ,I then tried some 1.5mm stranded wire, that stripped with 1.3 and no copper taken.So the ‘ gauge ‘ is just a guideThen again, the Irwin strippers have the American Wire Grade marking system on theirs and that doesn’t relate directly to the UK system at all.If you use these regularly you will work it out, there are very few strippers on the market that have the UK grades correctly marked.Many people use automatic strippers now, I have a couple of these and they are good. The benefit of this tye of stripper is that it gets into small awkward places e.g. in car engines and speaking of car engines many automatic strippers can deal with very small gauge wires but these will.I really do like the spring action on these now I’ve tried them ..I hope you find the video and review helpful if you are looking for a pair of strippers, these are good for the money..

Nice ergonomic tool very well made and good value. I purchased two.

I ordered the wire cutters as I do a bit of DIY electrical work now and then and these looked like they would do the job. They arrived in a nondescript package and first look i thought they looked cheap. But after trying them I've found they are pretty sharp and cut 3 core electric cable no problem and strip back the plastic no problem. I haven't used all the 7 in 1 uses as yet but I'm sure time will come. The only issue when I first received them was they wouldn't spring open but I found opening and closing them a dozen or so times got the oil moving between the cutters and then they were fine. If you want some wire cutters that just work then I would recommend these. One other slight niggle is the slider that retains them closed is a bit fiddly, wish that could be redesigned.

This wire stripper has multiple grooves that cuts on to the stripper it self that allows you to choose the right size of the wire gauge for the most efficient stripping. The steel body itself are quite hard, it can cut copper wire without chipping the physical cutting edge itself making it quite durable for the long run. However the gauge selection could be more finer for some non standardised gauge size that is in between the regular standard gauge size.

I got this for my engineer brother who reports that he is very happy with the quality and usability of this 7-in-1 wire stripper. He continued by saying that the handle has a good and comfortable grip, there is a built in spring as well as a locking mechanism to keep the tool closed, and it does its job perfectly in that it cuts the wires cleanly and with relative ease; it also offers other functions e.g. stripping and crimping etc. Priced £9.99 at the time of this Amazon Vine review, my brother thinks this is well-priced and is happy to recommend at the current price point.