Knipex 130mm Wire StripperModel: 11 82 130
--For cutting and stripping solid, multicore and finel...Knipex 130mm Wire StripperModel: 11 82 130
--For cutting and stripping solid, multicore and finely stranded conductors
--Pointed head of shears for the accurate cutting of fine wire in confined places
--Easy adjustment to the required diameter with knurled screw and lock nut
--With opening spring for one handed use
--Special tool steel, oil-hardened
--Polished plier head
--Multi component handles
--Wire stripping capacities: 0.03mmØ - 1.0mmØ
--Length: 130mm
--Weight: 75g
Knipex Electronics Wire Stripping ShearsModel: 11 82 130
--For cutting and stripping solid, multicore and finely stranded conductors
--Pointed head allows for the accurate cutting of fine wire in confined places
--Easy adjustment to the required diameter with knurled screw and lock nut
--With opening spring for one handed use
--Special tool steel, oil-hardened
--Polished plier head
--Multi component handles
--Wire stripping capacities: 0.03mmØ - 1.0mmØ
--Length: 130mm
--Weight: 75g
Knipex 11-82-130 Electronic Wire Stripping Shears 130mm The Knipex Electronic Wire Stripping Shears are ideal forcutting and stripping solid,
This guide is for electricians, technicians, and hobbyists who need a precise and reliable tool for stripping wires. The Knipex Electronics Wire Stripping Shears (11 82 130) offer accurate cutting and stripping of various wire types in confined spaces, simplifying your electrical work. A minor drawback is that these shears are designed for specific wire gauges.
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Model Part Number
11 82 130
Brand
Knipex
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FAQs
What types of wires can I strip with these shears?
You can strip solid, multicore, and finely stranded conductors with diameters from 0.03mmØ to 1.0mmØ.
How do I adjust the stripping diameter?
Use the knurled screw and lock nut to adjust the blade opening to match the diameter of the wire you're stripping.
Are these shears suitable for heavy-duty electrical work?
No, these shears are designed for fine electronics work and are not suitable for heavy-duty applications or large gauge wires.
What materials are the shears made from?
The shears are made from special tool steel that is oil-hardened.
How do I maintain the shears?
Keep the blades clean, occasionally lubricate the joint, and store in a dry place.
Can I use these shears one-handed?
Yes, they feature an opening spring that allows for convenient one-handed use.
Where are these shears typically used?
They are commonly used in electronics, telecommunications, and model making for precision wire stripping.
Troubleshooting
Wires are being cut unevenly or damaged.
Check and adjust the knurled screw to the correct diameter for the wire. Ensure the blades are clean and free of debris.
The shears are difficult to open and close.
Apply a drop of light machine oil to the pivot joint. Ensure no debris is obstructing the movement.
The wire insulation is not being stripped cleanly.
Adjust the knurled screw. Make sure the blades are sharp enough to cut through the insulation without damaging the wire.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Precise cutting for intricate work.
Easy adjustment for various wire sizes.
Comfortable and ergonomic design for extended use.
Durable construction ensures long-lasting performance.
Suitable for a range of wire types and applications.
Cons
Limited to wire diameters between 0.03mmØ and 1.0mmØ.
May not be suitable for larger gauge wires.
Requires manual adjustment for different wire sizes.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup: No specific setup is required; the shears are ready to use out of the box. Ensure the knurled screw is adjusted correctly for the wire diameter.
Compatibility: These shears are designed for solid, multicore, and finely stranded conductors with diameters from 0.03mmØ to 1.0mmØ. They are commonly used in electronics, telecommunications, and model making.
Care:
Wipe the blades with a clean cloth after use to remove any debris.
Occasionally lubricate the joint with a light machine oil.