These automatic wire strippers a a life saver when you have to install 2400 outlets and switches on a larger job site :) Always the correct length without the chance of damaging the conductor. I'm on my second Jokari Super 4 plus because I lost my first, great cheap and reliable tool. I'm pretty sure this Knipex is a rebranded Jokari Secura 2K btw. The Knipex branded version is 2€ cheaper here in Germany for some reason.
A good review goes through the claimed features and spec. My Knipex 1262180SB Insulation-Stripping Pliers doesn't do smaller than 18AWG, but it claims 10-24AWG. Your review is, lhere's a wire, it saves time.
Some cables have the outer mechanical protection sheath that cover the conductor insulation. Can this remove that without damaging the conductor insulators.
Nice. These style of strippers are a great time saver and a bit more robust that other styles of auto strippers out there. Great if you have a lot of ferrules or crimps to install on cables. Knipex have a set out for the outer sheath on twin & earth as well.
Can anyone tell me what is the difference between Knipex Automatic Insulation Stripper 180 mm12 62 180 Knipex Automatic Insulation Stripper 180 mm (self-service card/blister) 12 62 180 SB except the price . first 39eu SB model 45 eu..?
There's no mention of it on the Knipex website or in the documentation accompanying the strippers. I have these but have never used the adjustment. I suspect it changes the "bite strength" and I'll mess with it if I see problems. Reminds me of a joke from Steven Wright: "I had a house with an extra switch in the kitchen. Once in a while I'd just stand there turning it on and off. Last week I got a letter from a woman in Germany saying 'Stop it.' " EDIT: Found this sentence on the Knipex site: "Fine adjustable zero correction of the blade setting to special material requirements, e.g. due to large temperature differences" www.knipex.com/products/wire-strippers-and-stripping-tools/automatic-insulation-stripper/automatic-insulation-stripper/1262180
These automatic wire strippers a a life saver when you have to install 2400 outlets and switches on a larger job site :)
Always the correct length without the chance of damaging the conductor.
I'm on my second Jokari Super 4 plus because I lost my first, great cheap and reliable tool.
I'm pretty sure this Knipex is a rebranded Jokari Secura 2K btw. The Knipex branded version is 2€ cheaper here in Germany for some reason.
Yes I really understand what your saying about length and damage they are really nice strippers
A good review goes through the claimed features and spec. My Knipex 1262180SB Insulation-Stripping Pliers doesn't do smaller than 18AWG, but it claims 10-24AWG. Your review is, lhere's a wire, it saves time.
are they good for stripping t+e cables ? they would be handy if you had a bunch of downlights to do
These are great in tight spots because of the wire entering the end rather than the side of the tool.
What will change ➕ ➖？
very good video. that wire stripper is re practical and functional as well as being knipex. greetings from Argentina 🇦🇷
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Some cables have the outer mechanical protection sheath that cover the conductor insulation. Can this remove that without damaging the conductor insulators.
THIS KNIPEX WILL NOT REMOVE EXTERNAL INSULATION.
Nice. These style of strippers are a great time saver and a bit more robust that other styles of auto strippers out there. Great if you have a lot of ferrules or crimps to install on cables. Knipex have a set out for the outer sheath on twin & earth as well.
Great time saver 🙌
Can anyone tell me what is the difference between Knipex Automatic Insulation Stripper 180 mm12 62 180 Knipex Automatic Insulation Stripper 180 mm (self-service card/blister) 12 62 180 SB except the price . first 39eu SB model 45 eu..?
Did you ever find out what the difference is?
Whats it like on flex and FP?
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Do they work on flatter T&E type cable ?
Not the outer sheath it just doesn't grip it well
What is the + - regulation for?
Cable size 👍👍👍
@@Tooligan2021helloyouTooligans sorry, what do you mean by “cable size”?
Blade pressure for insulation types.
There's no mention of it on the Knipex website or in the documentation accompanying the strippers. I have these but have never used the adjustment. I suspect it changes the "bite strength" and I'll mess with it if I see problems.
Reminds me of a joke from Steven Wright: "I had a house with an extra switch in the kitchen. Once in a while I'd just stand there turning it on and off. Last week I got a letter from a woman in Germany saying 'Stop it.' "
EDIT: Found this sentence on the Knipex site: "Fine adjustable zero correction of the blade setting to special material requirements, e.g. due to large temperature differences"
www.knipex.com/products/wire-strippers-and-stripping-tools/automatic-insulation-stripper/automatic-insulation-stripper/1262180
@@johnd7564good find, although it doesn't seem to do much to unveil the mystery
Yet another sparky making money from YT and not declaring it, but claiming for all the tools, bet you only make £8k/annum? :D
I wish I was making 8k on UA-cam 😆😆😆
You never said what the other bv adjuster was..
Sorry stripping lengths, copper lengths