Klein Tools 80013 Wire Stripper / Ratcheting Crimper, Electrical Crimping Tool Kit with Automatic Wire Stripper and Ratcheting Insulated Terminal Crimper, 2-Piece
Product Description
Klein Tools 80013 Wire Stripper / Ratcheting Crimper, Electrical Crimping Tool Kit with Automatic Wire Stripper and Ratcheting Insulated Terminal Crimper, 2-Piece
- A complete, high-performance kit that offers convenience and value
- Wire Stripper Tool and Crimper 2-Piece Tool Kit includes everything a tradesman needs for insulated terminal crimping, wire stripping and cutting
- Ratcheting Crimper (Cat No. 3005CR) crimps only insulated terminals onto 10-22 AWG stranded copper wire
- Crimping Tool features adjustable compound action design putting more crimping power into each squeeze
- Three crimping cavities in one tool: 22–16 AWG (Red), 16–14 AWG (Blue) and 12–10 AWG (Yellow) insulated terminals
- Self Adjusting Wire Stripper and Cutter (Cat. No. 11061) adjusts to strip 10-20 AWG solid, 12-22 AWG stranded, and 12/2 and 14/2 Romex cable (all sizes) and other nonmetallic (type NM) sheathed cable
- Adjustable stopper to control the length of the core strip
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