Plier Gedore 6702940 Width 118 mm Height 37 mm Weight 193 g

The Gedore 6702940 plier is a compact hand tool with dimensions of 118 mm width, 37 mm height and a weight of 193 g. It integrates a V-shaped cutting knife and an adjustable stripping length mechanism for stripping single-strand conductors from 0.2 to 6.0 mm², and includes a wire cutter rated for conductors up to 2 mm. The construction reflects Gedore’s focus on durability and precise handling for workshop and electrical tasks.

Advantages

This plier combines a V-shaped cutting knife with an adjustable stop to provide consistent insulation removal without damaging conductors. The integrated wire cutter allows clean cuts on smaller conductors up to 2 mm. Its compact dimensions and balanced weight support controlled, precise manipulation in confined spaces and repeated operations.

Suitable for

• Stripping insulation from single-strand electrical conductors 0.2–6.0 mm²
• Cutting solid wires up to 2 mm diameter
• Electrical installation and maintenance work in workshops and on-site
• DIY electrical repairs and small assembly tasks

Key specifications

• Brand: Gedore
• Model / MPN: 6702940
• EAN: 4010886670293
• Dimensions: width 118 mm, height 37 mm
• Weight: 193 g
• Stripping range: 0.2–6.0 mm² (single-strand conductors)
• Adjustable stripping length
• Wire cutter capacity: up to 2 mm

How to use

Place the conductor in the V-shaped cutting knife at the required stripping length, set the adjustable stop to the desired position, close the handles to cut through the insulation without nicking the conductor, and pull the insulation off. For cutting, position the conductor in the wire cutter section and squeeze the handles firmly to achieve a clean cut. Follow normal safety practices for electrical work and ensure the conductor is de-energised before handling.

Usage recommendations

Use the adjustable stop to repeat consistent stripping lengths; avoid using the tool on multi-strand or braided conductors not specified in the range to prevent damage. Keep the blades clean and inspect the cutting edges periodically; replace the tool if blades become excessively worn or nicked.