wire stripper
1 of 1noun/ˈwaɪər ˌstrɪpər/
Forms:wire strippers
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a hand tool used for removing the insulation or outer covering from electrical wires with precision and without damaging the wire itself
A wire stripper is a tool designed to remove the outer covering or insulation from electrical wires without damaging the wire inside. It typically has adjustable notches or blades to match different wire sizes, allowing clean and precise removal of the insulation. This tool is commonly used by electricians and technicians to prepare wires for connections, repairs, or installations.
- The electrician used a wire stripper to carefully remove the insulation before connecting the wires.
- She showed the apprentice how to properly use a wire stripper for clean, damage-free stripping.
- He reached for his wire stripper to prepare the cables for the new light fixture.
- The toolset included a wire stripper for working on various electrical projects.