Wire processing pliers GEKO G01772 — for conductors 0.25–10 mm²

GEKO G01772 wire processing pliers are a multifunctional hand tool designed for working with electrical conductors from 0.25 to 10 mm². The tool combines cutting, stripping and crimping functions in a compact design, enabling efficient preparation and termination of solid and stranded wires. Its size and functionality make it suitable for a wide range of electrical installation, maintenance and repair tasks where a single, reliable plier can replace several separate tools.

Advantages

The pliers provide accurate stripping and clean cuts without damaging conductor strands, and crimp reliably for insulated and non-insulated terminals within the specified conductor range. The compact construction and ergonomic handles support steady control during repeated operations. The multi-function design reduces the need to switch tools, saving time on site and simplifying toolkits for both professional electricians and DIY users.

Suitable for

• Preparing and terminating copper conductors in electrical installations
• Household wiring repairs and renovations
• Control panel and junction box wiring
• Automotive and marine low-voltage wiring tasks

Key specifications

• Conductors supported: 0.25–10 mm²
• Functions: cutting, stripping, crimping
• Wire types: solid and stranded copper conductors
• Stripping range: accommodates insulation suitable for wires within the specified cross-section range
• Handle style: ergonomic two-component grips for improved control
• Overall form factor: compact hand tool for single-handed use

How to use

Place the conductor into the appropriate stripping slot or crimping cavity according to its cross-section, then close the handles firmly to strip insulation, cut the wire or crimp the terminal. For stripping, align the cutting edge with the insulation and rotate or pull as required to remove the sheath without nicking the conductor. For crimping, insert the terminal and conductor into the correct die and compress until the crimp is secure. Inspect each termination visually and, where applicable, test continuity before restoring power.

Usage recommendations

Regularly inspect the cutting and crimping faces for wear and keep the tool clean and dry. Use the tool only within the specified conductor range to avoid damage or substandard terminations. For best results, follow standard electrical safety procedures, disconnect power before working on live circuits and use appropriate personal protective equipment.