Klein Tools
Klein Tools 11055-INS Insulated Wire Stripper/Cutter 8
Insulated wire stripper and cutter handles 10-18 AWG solid and 12-20 AWG stranded wire with screw-shearing holes
- TypeDrain Components
- Meets ASTM F1505 and IEC 60900 safety standards
- Integral guards prevent hand contact with conductive parts
- Dual insulation layers protect against electric shock
- Strips 10–18 AWG solid and 12–20 AWG stranded wire
- Includes screw-shearing holes for added versatility
Insulated Wire Stripper/Cutter 8
This Klein Tools model is an insulated hand tool designed for electrical work. It meets ASTM F1505 01 and IEC 60900:2004 standards for protection against electric shock. The tool suits electricians and technicians stripping or cutting wire. It is not for users needing crimping or bolt-cutting functions.
Dual-Layer Insulation and Integral Guards
The two layers of insulation provide a visual wear indicator and protect against shock. Integral guards help prevent hand contact with conductive parts during use. Screw shearing holes add fastener cutting without a separate tool. No software or powered accessories are included.
Stripping Capacity 10-18 AWG Solid 12-20 AWG
It cleanly strips 10 to 18 AWG solid wire and 12 to 20 AWG stranded wire. The cutter handles the same range for trimming leads. It runs out on cables thicker than 10 AWG solid or 12 AWG stranded. The tool does not process coaxial or armored cable.
Highlights
- Meets ASTM F1505 and IEC 60900 safety standards
- Integral guards prevent hand contact with conductive parts
- Dual insulation layers protect against electric shock
- Strips 10–18 AWG solid and 12–20 AWG stranded wire
- Includes screw-shearing holes for added versatility
Specifications
| Type | Drain Components |
|---|---|
| Brand | KLEIN TOOLS |
Questions about this item
Will the two layers of insulation on the Klein Tools 11055-INS need to be replaced after extended use?
The dual insulation layers are integral to the tool and meet ASTM F1505 and IEC 60900 standards; they are not designed as replaceable parts, so the tool would be replaced if insulation integrity is compromised.
What is the first cutting limit reached when stripping wire continuously with the 11055-INS?
The stripper handles 10 to 18 AWG solid and 12 to 20 AWG stranded wire; the first limit reached will be the minimum gauge capacity for the wire type being processed.
How much heat does the Klein 11055-INS generate during all-day use?
As a manual hand tool with insulated grips and integral guards, it produces no operational heat; user comfort is limited only by grip fatigue during repetitive cutting and stripping tasks.
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