JOKARI Micro-Precision-Wire Stripper
These little helpers for stripping fine conductors, stranded wires, and cables
FAQs
The range of wire stripping tools is huge. How do I find the right wire stripper for me?
Which wire stripping tool is most suitable to professionally process a specific cable type? The JOKARI cable database gives the right answer to this question. It supports the user in finding a professional solution quickly and easily. The user enters the cable type into the search field and receives suggestions for the right JOKARI wire stripping tool from thousands of data sets within seconds.
Further interesting information on the topic of wirestripper can be found on JO!STORY, the JOKARI blog.
Which Micro-Precision Wire Strippers does JOKARI offer?
With the PWS-Plus-Series, the JOKARI range offers a wire stripper for thin cables and strands in different stripping ranges:
- PWS-Plus 001 with adjustable stripping range from 0.12-0.40 mm ø (AWG 36-26)
- PWS-Plus 002 with adjustable stripping range from 0.25-0.80 mm ø (AWG 30-20)
- PWS-Plus 003 with adjustable stripping range from 0.3-1.0 mm ø (AWG 28-18)
All variants offer an adjustable length stop from 1.5 mm and an integrated side cutter for strands up to 1.0 mm ø.
In addition the JOKARI range includes the ESD-Plus line of wire strippers for use in sensitive, electrostatically endangered areas.
What are Micro-Precision-Wire Strippers and what are they used for?
In industry, in home and building technology (e.g., when installing door intercom or alarm systems), in computer technology, but also in model making or the production of highly sensitive electronic components such as black boxes, it is often necessary to strip fine, thin wires, which requires special tools.
JOKARI developed its range of micro-precision wire strippers specifically for these applications. These wire strippers are lightweight, handy, and easy to use. They impress with their extremely precise stripping results.
What is the difference between a cable knife, cable stripper or wire stripper?
A cable knife is an electrician's traditional, conventional tool for strip a long length of cable insulation lengthwise for convenient access to the inner conductors.
Cable strippers are ideal for working in deeper levels like in wall outlets. There is usually limited space available to remove the outer cable insulation. A cable knife can sometimes not be used due to the lack of space. Many cable strippers also have a function for safely stripping the individual wires. Their working range starts at 0.8mm2 – the smallest working range of cable knives is 4mm ø.
The maximum cable diameter that cable strippers can used for is 15mm ø. For larger cables (up to 70mm ø) cable knives are more likely to be used.
Wire strippers with their shape of a pistol are perfect for automatically processing the inner conductors in order to connect a lamp or socket, for example.
All you have to do is insert the inner conductor into the pliers and press them. The insulation is automatically stripped by the blade mechanism.