Milwaukee M12 Cable Stripper

Milwaukee M12 Cable Stripper

Sept 2, 2021

M12™ Cable Stripper Kit for Cu THHN / XHHW aims to improve the cable stripping experience. With no exposed blades, the cordless cable stripper provides safer stripping than with a knife. The cable stripper’s compact, right-angle design allows you to maneuver it more easily in tight spaces with less strain on the wrist. The bushing design and adjustable depth gauge deliver cleaner, more accurate and consistent strips across all sizes. The cable jacket stripping tool is not only compatible with all MILWAUKEE® bushings but is also compatible with competitive quick-change bushings. In addition to the battery-powered stripper, this kit contains 11 bushings for copper THHN and XHHW cables, one M12™ REDLITHIUM™ CP2.0 battery, an M18™ & M12™ Multi-Voltage Charger, and a carrying case.

Features:

Depth Gauge Adjustment up to 3″ for Accurate, Consistent Strips

Compact Head, Internal Depth Gauge for Easy Access

Optimized Bushing Design Prevents Nicks

Variable Speed Trigger for Controlled Strips

Ability to Strip in Crowded Panels and Switch Gears

Quick-Change Bushing System for Faster Stripping Across Sizes

Strips 1/0 – 750 MCM Cu & Al THHN/XHHW Cable

Strips 1/0 – 500 MCM Cu RHW/RHH/USE Cable

Compatible with All M12™ Batteries

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