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Fluke Networks electrician's snips, forged steel, ergonomic handles, notched and serrated blades

FLUKE networks

FLUKE networks 44500000 Electrician's Snips tester

SKU CH-23JD-FZ06S MPN 44500000

Forged-steel electrician's snips with notched blades for stripping 19- and 23-gauge wire, cutting up to 16-gauge solid and 12-gauge stranded wire, plus file.

  • FeaturesNew ergonomic design provides 1 – 1 ½ times the cutting forc
  • Ergonomic handles deliver up to 1.5× cutting force with half the effort
  • Forged steel blades stay sharp and strong through years of heavy use
  • Notched blade strips 19- and 23-gauge wire cleanly and fast
  • Cuts 16-gauge solid and 12-gauge stranded wire in one squeeze
  • Serrated edges plus file and scraper on both blades grip and prep wire without slipping

Electrician's snips for wire cutting and stripping

The Fluke Networks 44500000 Electrician's Snips are forged-steel hand tools designed to cut and strip wire in network installation and maintenance work. Their notched blades strip 19- and 23-gauge wire while cutting up to 16-gauge solid and 12-gauge stranded conductors. Serrated edges prevent slipping during cuts, and integrated files and scrapers on both blades clean wire surfaces. An ergonomic handle design multiplies cutting force by 1.5 times while halving the required effort.

Installers needing fast, repeatable wire preparation

Technicians who terminate copper data cable daily will benefit from the combined stripping, cutting and cleaning functions in one tool. The gauge-specific notches and serrated jaws speed up repetitive tasks on 19- to 23-gauge conductors. Workers who primarily handle thicker power cables, fibre-optic strands or coaxial sheathing will find the capacity limits unsuitable for those materials.

Strips 19- and 23-gauge wire

The decisive specification is the notched blade calibrated for 19- and 23-gauge wire stripping. If your installation uses those gauges, the snips perform the strip, cut and clean steps without changing tools. If your work involves other gauges, the fixed notches cannot be adjusted and a different stripper is required.

Highlights

  • Ergonomic handles deliver up to 1.5× cutting force with half the effort
  • Forged steel blades stay sharp and strong through years of heavy use
  • Notched blade strips 19- and 23-gauge wire cleanly and fast
  • Cuts 16-gauge solid and 12-gauge stranded wire in one squeeze
  • Serrated edges plus file and scraper on both blades grip and prep wire without slipping

Specifications

BrandFluke Networks
Model44500000
FeaturesNew ergonomic design provides 1 – 1 ½ times the cutting force with half the effort
High-quality forged steel construction for strength and durability
File and scraper on both blades for cleaning wire
Notched blade for stripping 19-and 23-gauge wire
Cuts up to 16 gauge solid and 12 gauge stranded wire
Serrated blade or non-slip wire cutting
Shipping weight0.68 kg
Package size191 × 127 × 44 mm

Questions about this item

Does the Fluke Networks 44500000 come in different models or capacities?

The Fluke Networks 44500000 is a single hand-tool model. It strips 19- and 23-gauge wire, cuts up to 16-gauge solid and 12-gauge stranded wire, and uses forged steel blades with file, scraper and serrated edges.

What does the claimed 1.5 times cutting force mean when I am stripping cable on site?

The ergonomic handle tail multiplies hand force so each squeeze delivers up to 1.5 times the cutting pressure with roughly half the effort, reducing fatigue during repetitive 19- or 23-gauge stripping and 12- to 16-gauge cutting tasks.

Are these snips limited to a specific wiring standard or connector system?

No. The notched blades and cutting edges work on any 19- or 23-gauge conductors and 12- to 16-gauge wires regardless of category rating or connector type, so they suit voice, data, security and general low-voltage installations.

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