Wire stripper c.k tools T3894 ESD for 0.4–1.3 mm conductors

Handheld wire stripper c.k tools T3894 ESD is designed for stripping insulation from single-core conductors with diameters from 0.4 to 1.3 mm. The tool features ESD-safe construction to protect sensitive electronic components during handling, precision blades for consistent, clean strips and an adjustable stop for setting strip length. Its compact handheld form factor is intended for use in electronics assembly, repair and field service tasks where electrostatic protection and accurate stripping are required.

Advantages

The ESD-safe design reduces the risk of electrostatic discharge when working with static-sensitive components. Precision-ground blades provide repeatable insulation removal without nicking the conductor, while the adjustable stop allows consistent strip lengths for batch work. The tool's compact size and handheld operation make it convenient for use in tight spaces and portable work environments.

Suitable for

• Stripping insulation from single-core conductors with diameters 0.4–1.3 mm
• Electronics assembly and PCB wiring
• Repair and maintenance of electronic devices
• Field service work that requires ESD protection

Key specifications

• Conductor diameter range: 0.4–1.3 mm
• Tool type: Handheld wire stripper
• ESD-safe construction for electrostatic protection
• Adjustable stop for setting strip length
• Precision blades for clean, repeatable strips

How to use

Place the conductor into the stripping slot appropriate for the wire diameter, adjust the stop to the required strip length and close the handles to engage the blades. Pull the tool along the conductor or open the handles as the design requires to remove the insulation cleanly without damaging the conductor. For repeated operations, set the adjustable stop once to ensure uniform strip lengths across multiple wires.

Usage recommendations

Use the tool only on single-core conductors within the specified diameter range (0.4–1.3 mm). Observe standard ESD handling procedures when working with sensitive electronic components. Inspect blades periodically for wear and replace the tool if blades become damaged to avoid conductor nicking.