Wire stripper Vorel 45100, length 165 mm, single-piece hand tool

Vorel 45100 is a manual wire stripper with a 165 mm body length, designed to remove insulation from electrical wires and small cables with controlled precision. The single-piece hand tool combines a stripping mechanism and a cutting edge in one compact instrument, making it suitable for installation, repair and maintenance tasks in electrical, electronics and automotive wiring applications.

Advantages

The tool provides accurate insulation removal on flat and round conductors within a defined cross-section range, reducing the risk of conductor nicking. Its single-piece construction delivers stable handling and straightforward operation while the integrated cutter enables clean wire trimming without switching tools. The moderate length and ergonomic geometry give good access in confined spaces and allow reliable manual control during repetitive stripping operations.

Suitable for

• Stripping insulation from round and flat electrical wires in installations
• Maintenance and repair of household and automotive wiring
• Electrical and electronic assembly tasks that require controlled, repeatable stripping

Key specifications

• Overall length: 165 mm
• Stripping range: suitable for conductors with cross-sections from 1.5 mm² to 6.0 mm²
• Functionality: automatic stripping mechanism and built-in wire cutting capability
• Tool type: single-piece manual hand tool

How to use

Place the conductor into the appropriate jaw of the stripping mechanism, squeeze the handles to engage the automatic stripping action and pull the tool away from the end of the wire to remove the insulation. For cutting, position the conductor at the cutter section and apply firm pressure to sever the wire. Work with steady, controlled motions and verify the stripped conductor for nicks before making electrical connections.

Usage recommendations

Use the Vorel 45100 on conductors within the specified cross-section range (1.5–6.0 mm²) and avoid excessive force that could damage the conductor. Keep cutting and stripping edges clean and free of debris. When working on live circuits, follow appropriate safety procedures including power isolation and use of personal protective equipment.