KATA Wire Stripper Cutter, 10-22 AWG Electrical Tool for General DIY Repair | 8 Inch Wire Stripping Tool for Strip and Cut Common Wires for Home Electrical Projects, Garage, Outlets, Switches, Lighting

The stripper handles both solid and stranded wire from 10–22 AWG with no problem. The stripping holes are accurate, making clean cuts without nicking the wire, and the cutting blade is sharp enough to slice through wire smoothly. I also like that it includes crimping capability, which makes it a true multi-purpose tool. The tool feels heavy-duty and well-built, with a comfortable non-slip grip that makes extended use easy on the hands. It opens and closes smoothly and feels sturdy enough to hold up to regular use. Whether you’re a DIYer or someone who does electrical work often, this is a reliable, affordable wire stripper that gets the job done. Highly recommended.

very nice strippers I bought them specifically for stripping some #6 wire. They are a quality tool and very sharp and stripped well and the cutters work very well and are very sharp.

Well made, clearly marked, easy to use. 10+

These are awesome. Go ahead and buy the smaller handled one also.

Not as good build quality as mainstream electrical brands (Knipex, Milwaukee, etc). However, my company now uses copper-weld wire so we had to step up all our sizes. At the panel, I have a lot more 6 and 8 gauge solid wires to strip. This does the job beautifully. I don't use them every day, so the spring and sharpness are still great. They fit in my hand well. The Grips are not very great and slide around a little. I used PVC glue on the inside and so far that has worked.

Very sharp and handy tool. Works well for buried cable.

They do not consistently cut the jacket and also seem to fight themselves when closing. There seems to be a tooth that catches against its opposite.

I’ve got it today for EV charger installation that was ongoing, and immediately put it to the test. Not sure what people are complaining about that it is too small for 6AWG, as it is exactly what I used it for. Please see picture. Very nice cut, no copper damage. Probably a wrong size tool was shipped to whoever complained. For the money can’t beat it, Southwire tool costs 30% more, Klein is like 80% more, and both only available for shipping in local stores. Very happy with the tool

Very good. Sharp as razor.

I have automatic wire strippers I use all the time for work, but there's jobs that have much smaller gauge wire that the automatic stripper rips apart. This wire stripper is perfect for those jobs. Had to repair several 26 gauge wires in a harness this week that went smooth as butter with these. I don't get into much smaller than that, but the fact that these can go down to 32 gauge is nice. I'd buy them again if this one grows legs and disappears at work.

Sturdy and works well. Sharp so cuts the insulator easily making stripping quick and easy. Good range of diameters for stripping thin cables.

Nice quality. Easy to use.

Very pleased with the quality of my KATA wire cutter/stripper. Very comfortable to hold for a person with Arthritic hands and excellent to strip fine AWG wires with perfect cut.