Gray Tools
Gray Tools B123-I Stripper/cutter 8-1/2" 1000V
Insulated stripper and crimper handles 22 to 10 AWG wire and is tested to 1000 V per ASTM F1505
- ColorTransparent
- Strips wire from 10 AWG down to 22 AWG
- Crimps insulated and non-insulated terminals from 22 to 10 AWG
- Cuts bolts in sizes 4-40 through 10-24
- Insulated to 1000 V and tested to ASTM F1505
- Dual-colour insulation layers give a visual safety indicator
Professional wire stripper for electricians
This Gray Tools B123-I stripper and cutter handles AWG 22 through 10 wire sizes. It crimps insulated and non-insulated terminals from 22-14 and 12-10 AWG as well as 7 and 8 mm auto terminals. The bolt cutter function works on 4-40 through 10-24 inch threads. It is rated for 1000 V protection.
Insulated safety design tested to ASTM F1505
Dual-layer insulation uses an orange outer layer and a yellow inner layer that acts as a visual wear indicator. Each tool is individually tested to ASTM F1505 standards for 1000 V user protection. The 8-1/4 inch overall length keeps the tool compact for daily professional use.
Multi-function jaws reduce tool count
Integrated stripping, crimping and bolt-cutting jaws eliminate the need to carry separate tools for each task. The transparent handle colour allows quick visual identification in a busy tool bag. Buyers who need automatic wire stripping or larger crimp capacities will require a different tool.
Highlights
- Strips wire from 10 AWG down to 22 AWG
- Crimps insulated and non-insulated terminals from 22 to 10 AWG
- Cuts bolts in sizes 4-40 through 10-24
- Insulated to 1000 V and tested to ASTM F1505
- Dual-colour insulation layers give a visual safety indicator
Specifications
| Brand | GRAY TOOLS |
|---|---|
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
How do I verify the insulation is still safe before each use, and what is the step people skip?
Check that the yellow layer beneath the orange insulation is not visible; if yellow shows, the tool no longer meets the 1000 V rating and must be replaced.
Which parts of the stripper/cutter wear out and need replacement over time?
The cutting edges for AWG 22-10 stripping, the crimping nests for 22-14 and 12-10 insulated plus 12-10 non-insulated terminals, and the bolt-cutting stations for 4-40 through 10-24 threads all dull with use and cannot be resharpened.
What is the first limit reached when stripping wire continuously at the rated 1000 V?
The insulation integrity limit; the ASTM F1505 test certifies each tool individually for 1000 V, but the double-layer coating wears first, exposing the yellow indicator and ending the tool's voltage rating.
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