Wire connector Gedore 1830821 16 g 75 mm 30 mm

Self-adjusting cutting and stripping tool No. 8146 designed for modern electrical installations and equipment circuitry. The tool strips about 90% of common wires without adjustment and accepts easily exchangeable module inserts to handle a wide range of insulation materials, including PVC and PTFE. A flat blade is included. Overall dimensions: 191 x 123 x 20 mm.

Advantages

The self-adjusting mechanism reduces setup time by automatically fitting most conductor diameters. Exchangeable module inserts provide accurate stripping across different insulation types, minimizing risk of conductor damage. The tool combines cutting and stripping functions, and the included flat blade extends its versatility for general-purpose use.

Suitable for

• Striping and cutting PVC-insulated wires (small and medium cross-sections)
• Working with PTFE-insulated conductors in electronics and equipment wiring
• General electrical installation and maintenance tasks
• Professional and DIY wiring projects where multiple insulation types are present

Key specifications

• Dimensions: 191 x 123 x 20 mm
• Stripping capacity (flat blade 8146-1): 0.02–10 mm² / AWG 34–8 (for PVC)
• Stripping capacity (round blade 8146-2): 4–16 mm² / AWG 10–5
• Stripping capacity (V blade 8146-3): PTFE 0.1–4 mm² / AWG 28–12 (for all insulation types)
• Cutting capacity: flexible wires up to 10 mm² / AWG 8; rigid wires up to 1.5 mm² / AWG 16
• Includes: flat blade module

How to use

Select the appropriate module insert for the insulation material and conductor size, fit it into the tool, place the wire in the stripping jaws, and operate the tool so the self-adjusting mechanism engages. Pull off the insulation to expose the conductor. For cutting, use the integrated cutting section and follow standard safety practices for electrical work.

Usage recommendations

Use the flat blade module for PVC-insulated wires within the stated range and switch to the V blade for PTFE or delicate insulation. Inspect inserts regularly and replace worn modules to maintain stripping accuracy. Always de-energize circuits before working on live wiring.