11057 Wire Cutter/Stripper, Made in USA, Heavy Duty Cutter for 20-30 AWG Solid and 22-32 AWG Stranded Wire

These are great for small wires in tight spaces. Klein tools. Professional tools. Not much else to say!

Very nice wire strippers for small 20-30awg wires. We'll made and Heavy-duty but still small enough for hobby work with small RC car servo & fan wires. Made in USA. Should last me rest of my life. Worth $18.

Strips wire cleanly

Very durable, and simple tool. Great value for your dollar as well. It feels good in your hand, and has a good weight. Can't go wrong with this one.

Amazing, precise, quality. I was surprised at the quality and precision for the money. I had some 30ga wire to cut and strip and it did it effortlessly with no cut strands, clean cut insulation, and perfect cuts to the wire. These cutters are extremely well-made and would recommend them to anyone.

Like most people here, I like to purchase tools made in the U.S.A. I've also had very good luck with German-made tools like Knipex, Wera, etc., and Hakko-branded CHP made in Italy for electrical work. While I LOVE that Klein is still made in the U.S., the durability isn't what it used to be... which I suppose I understand if they want to keep it at this price point. This newer model I used for a maybe 10 minutes a week and it lasted about ~4 years to the point where it doesn't work at all. The older model is over 20 years old I believe and it still cuts fairly well. Not as well as a fresh new sharp one but it's still serviceable. I had some of the uncurved Hakko strippers and those went even faster, maybe 2-3 years of light but regular use. I'd say for the price the ergonomics, fit, and finish are excellent. Personally I'd spend $50-60 on something that I wouldn't have to toss every 4 years though. Unfortunately Knipex doesn't make traditional wire strippers than handle above 20 gauge, so while not as attractive or ergonomic, the Hakko CHP CSP-30-1 seems to hold a sharper edge better than this new model. It gets the same amount of use and it's still in really excellent shape after 3+ years use. I will say that I prefer the hand-feel of the Klein for stripping a jacket. TL;DR: This is still a solid, ergonomic wire stripper that's made in the U.S.A., just not as durable as it used to be, and the Hakko CHP made in Italy will last longer despite being less ergonomic.

Has been working great for multiple little electronic projects I've worked on!

good industrial quality tool

After buying a few non branded wire stripper and regretting it after all of them rusted and became dull. This stripper is robust and strips insulation like a hot knife through butter..

Very good quality, nice in the hands and much easier to use than my other cheap little pair.

Después de mucho buscar peladores de cables para cuestiones de electrónica (es decir tirando a finos) por fin encuentro unos que se usan con facilidad y son fiables por completo. Más caros que el resto de opciones, pero incluso a corto plazo no hay color.

Should have bought a decent wire stripper years ago. Only need it occasionally, but having the right tool for the job is so much better than trying to strip wires with nail scissors...

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