Ergonomic, precise wire insulation tool designed to save time, reduce hand fatigue and protect conductors during cutting, stripping and crimping. Key benefits Effortless grip: Comfortable, ergonomically shaped handle for steady control and reduced hand strain during repeated use. Precise insulation removal: Sharp, pointed blade lets you strip insulation cleanly and access wires in tight spots without nicking conductors. Faster, damage-free work: Cuts and strips wires reliably so you spend less time redoing jobs and avoid energized-signal or power failures caused by damaged cores. Durable construction: Hardened carbon steel resists wear and corrosion for long-term, dependable performance. Main features Functions: Cutting, stripping and supporting crimping workflows to modernize and speed up electrical tasks. Compatibility: Works with delicate electronic wires as well as heavier cables — suitable for a wide range of wire gauges commonly used in DIY and professional work. Size & weight: Lightweight design for lower hand fatigue while maintaining the control needed for fine wire work. Material: High-quality carbon steel blade and contact surfaces for rust resistance and long service life. Typical applications Electronics assembly and repair: Strip fine multi-conductor wires and prepare leads for soldering or connectors without damaging thin conductors. Home electrical maintenance: Replace switches, outlets or fixtures and strip common house wiring cleanly and safely. Automotive and appliance work: Prepare heavier vehicle or appliance cables for connectors and crimp joints with consistent results. Why choose this tool Reduces rework by protecting conductors during stripping and cutting. Speeds up routine jobs through a combination of precision blade geometry and ergonomic handling. Built to last with carbon steel construction that stands up to regular professional or DIY use. Includes One insulation tool with ergonomic handle and carbon steel blade (tool functions: cut, strip, assist crimping). Note: Use appropriate safety precautions when working on live circuits; verify compatibility with your specific wire types and gauges before use.