Tork Craft Wire Stripper Drill Attachment 3Pc Set Solid Coarse Strand Core

Description

A wire stripper attachment is a tool designed to efficiently remove insulation from electrical wires. It’s often
attached to a cordless drill or an electric drill, providing a powerful and convenient way to strip wires of various
gauges.

Application:

• For use on 2.5, 4 and 6 mm2 wire.
• Optimal performance of the wire stripper is on solid and coarse strand wire for example general purpose wiring,
  house wiring or surfix.
• For use electricians or electronic device repair technicians in manufacturing, construction and DIY.

Features

• Mainly used for stripping the outer insulation of the wire.
• The wire stripper is comfortable to use.
• Alignment of blades at 90° reduces cutting the internal wire during stripping.
• The hex shank compatible with different drills and impact drivers.
• Adjustable stripping length.
• The opening is used to remove the excess insulation from the wire.

1. Can I use the wire stripper on an impact driver?

• Yes, most impact drivers can accommodate 1/4" hex accessories.

2. What type of wire can I use the wire stripper on?

• Solid copper wire is best suited but you can use the wire stripper on coarse stranded wires such as flat twin,
  surfix, general purpose wire as long as the wire is the appropriate size for the wire stripper, cabtyre and fine
  stranded wires are not recommended to be used.

3. What type of end user would typically use the wire stripper?

• The wire stripper would be used mainly by electricians, cabinet builders, electrical manufacturing or DIY
  enthusiasts.

4. The packaging says it can be used on 2.5mm2 wire, what does this mean?

• 2.5mm² wire means that the internal copper wire area of 2.5mm2 excluding the insulation.

5. Can you use the wire stripper by hand without a drill?

• No, the wire stripper is suitable to be used with a drill attached.

6. What drill speed can I use on a wire stripper?

• Use a variable speed drill at >400RPM.

7. Which direction should my drill be when using the wire stripper?

• Always use the drill in forward direction.