Automatic Crimping and Tinning Machine

In whatever form the tool takes, a wire stripper has a series of labeled holes that match the common wire gauges, typically 10-gauge to 20-gauge. When you insert the wire into the proper hole and squeeze the tool's handles, it precisely severs through the plastic insulation layer without damaging the copper wire.Stripping pliers make stripping wires and strands even easier. Universal pliers with an integrated knife are brilliant for round or flat cables because you can adjust the cutting length and depth.A traditional wire stripper looks like a thin pair of pliers. In closed mode, it has a series of five to seven cutting holes corresponding to wire gauges. The wire gauges are usually stamped into both jaws of the wire stripers.