Wire Stripper KEMOT NAR0400 5-in-1, manual cable insulation stripper

KEMOT NAR0400 5-in-1 manual wire stripper is a handheld tool designed to remove insulation from electrical cables quickly and accurately. It integrates five stripping functions into a single compact device suitable for use on common solid and stranded conductors. The tool is intended for general electrical work, repairs and installations where consistent insulation removal and conductor preparation are required.

Advantages

The KEMOT NAR0400 provides controlled stripping depth and a simple mechanical action that reduces the risk of nicking conductors. Its compact, lightweight construction makes it convenient for on-site tasks and repetitive use. The integrated design replaces multiple separate tools, streamlining workflow when preparing wires for termination, splicing or connector fitting.

Suitable for

• Stripping insulation from common solid electrical wires
• Stripping insulation from stranded cables used in domestic and light commercial wiring
• Preparing conductors for crimping, soldering or connector installation
• General electrical repairs and installation work

Key specifications

• Functionality: 5-in-1 manual insulation stripping operations
• Application: solid and stranded electrical conductors
• Design: handheld, compact mechanical stripper for repeated use
• Operation: manual actuation for controlled insulation removal

How to use

Position the wire in the appropriate stripping slot or guide, close the tool to grip the insulation and pull the tool or wire to remove the jacket, following the tool’s built-in guides for length and depth. For stranded conductors, use gentle, controlled motions to avoid fraying. Inspect the conductor after stripping to ensure insulation is removed without damage before proceeding to crimping, soldering or termination.

Usage recommendations

Use the tool within its intended conductor types and sizes, verify the correct stripping position before applying force, and inspect stripped conductors for nicks or damage. For tasks requiring precise conductor condition, perform a sample strip first and adjust technique if necessary. Store the tool dry and clean to preserve cutting edges and mechanical action.