Knipex Wire Stripper Offers Clever Stripping, Innovative Cutting, and a Hybrid Design

May 9, 2023

wire strippers knipex, hybrid design

Features and Benefits

Metric Version

  • Clever stripping: large capacity range, sharply ground stripping profiles and intuitive positioning
  • Innovative cutting geometry: easier cutting, especially of flat wire cables
  • Hybrid design: as flat as needle-nose pliers, as wide as combination pliers for high stability with good accessibility
  • Precisely ground stripping profiles for solid conductors from 0.75 – 6 mm² and fine-stranded conductors from 0.5 – 4 mm²
  • Precise positioning of the wire thanks to location ridges
  • Easy cutting of copper and aluminium cables up to Ø 15 mm (1/2″)
  • Wide, cross-hatched gripping surfaces for twisting wires
  • Milled groove for secure holding and pulling of small work pieces such as nails
  • Convex gripping surface on one side for secure gripping of flat material and gripping area for round material
  • Outer edges for deburring pipes

Technical Attributes

Article No.13 72 200 ME
EAN4003773088936
Pliersblack atramentized
HeadPolished
Handleswith multi-component grips
Dimensions200 x 52 x 21 mm
REACH Compliantdoes not contain SVHC  
RoHS CompliantNot applicable

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