Wire stripping pliers Proline 5284945 insulated — hand tool for cutting and stripping electrical cables

Insulated wire stripping pliers Proline 5284945 are a hand tool designed for cutting, stripping and bending electrical wires. The pliers combine insulated handles for safer work on live or de-energized circuits with jaws and cutting edges sized for a range of conductor diameters and screw-thread cutting. They are suitable for professional electricians and installation or maintenance tasks where accurate stripping and secure cutting are required.

Advantages

The Proline 5284945 offers insulation on the handles to reduce the risk when working near energized parts, precision stripping holes for conductors from 0.75 to 6 mm, and dedicated crimping areas for insulated and non-insulated connectors from 0.5 to 6 mm². Integrated cutting edges support wire cutting and screw-thread cutting for M2.6, M3, M3.5, M4 and M5. The tool is compact and combines multiple functions in one implement to streamline electrical work.

Suitable for

• Cutting and stripping single-core electrical wires (0.75–6 mm)
• Crimping insulated and non-insulated connectors (0.5–6 mm²)
• Cutting screws to size (M2.6, M3, M3.5, M4, M5)
• Installation, repair and maintenance tasks by electricians and technicians

Key specifications

• Manufacturer: Proline
• Model / MPN: 5284945
• EAN: 5903755284945
• Stripping range: 0.75–6 mm
• Crimping range (insulated and non-insulated): 0.5–6 mm²
• Screw cutting: M2.6, M3, M3.5, M4, M5
• Type: Insulated wire stripping pliers / hand tool

How to use

Select the appropriate stripping hole matching the conductor diameter, place the wire into the hole, clamp the handles and pull the tool to remove insulation. Use the cutting edges to shorten or cut wires as needed. Position connector sleeves in the crimping section and squeeze the handles firmly to compress insulated or non-insulated terminals. For screw cutting, insert the screw into the designated slot and apply controlled pressure to cut to the required length. Follow standard safe-working procedures when working on live or de-energized circuits.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the tool before use for damage to insulation or cutting edges. Do not use the pliers on conductors or voltages beyond the tool's rated capabilities. Keep blades clean and sharp; store in a dry place to prevent corrosion.