Hot Tweezers Wire Stripping

The tweezers fit comfortably in the user s hand for a smooth and natural wire stripping operation increasing output and reducing operator fatigue.

Hot tweezers wire stripping.

Since the filaments are enclosed a greater portion of the heat generated is retained to do useful work. Hermetic sealing of the heater filaments in the high strength high temperature stripping head allows resistance to oxidsation of filaments. Ft8004 ergonomic tweezer hand piece for ft 802 thermal wire stripper blades not included ft8004 81 3021 mfg. Other thermal strippers offer this feature but there s a difference.

The hot weezers and hot nife are used in a variety of. Hotweezers thermal wire strippers meisei s hotweezers come in both standard and electrostatic discharge esd versions. Meisei s hot weezers and hot nife represent the state of the art in thermal wire strippers. The 4 series hotweezers are the standard version and the 7 series hot.

The hot weezers and hot nife hand units are part of a highly advanced thermal wire stripping system used in specialized wire stripping applications where stripping a wire or cable with no defect to the conductor is critical. The filament is resistant to oxidation. The stripping head will not disort nor lose alignment as is the case with ordinary hot wire strippers. Knoweasy automatic wire stripper and cutter heavy duty wire stripping tool 2 in 1 for wire stripping cutting 5 20mm 0 25 0 75inch patco thermal wire stripper pts 30 series klein tools 11063w wire cutter wire stripper heavy duty wire stripper tool for 8 20 awg solid and 10 22 awg stranded electrical wire.

Ft8004 81 available to order 0 on hand. This wire strippers are neat and all but all you really need is a blade and some experience ive been stripping wires with the blade of a pair of scissors or sometimes just a plain hobby knife. With the m 10 power supply the tip temperature can be adjusted from 300 f 149 c to 1450 f 788 c. Because of this the tip temperature can be maintained at a level very near the softening point of the insulation material but below its charring or ignition temperature.