Description
Manual Wire Stripper Hand Tool with Drill Powered Wire Stripping Machine Option
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Strip wire without ruining it: three precision feeding holes size the wire so blades never chew through the copper
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Go from hand tool to power tool: this manual wire stripper hand tool also connects to a drill for high speed stripping
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Built to survive a working shop: a carbon steel frame and stainless steel blades hold up to daily copper wire recycling
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One tool, every cable type: as a cable stripper it handles twisted pair, optical fiber, copper core and aluminum wire without swapping parts
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Set up once, strip all day: as a workshop tool it mounts to a workbench, or detaches to travel anywhere the job takes you
Stripping wire by eye wastes copper and wastes time — a slipped blade means starting the cut over. This manual wire stripper hand tool uses three precision feeding holes so the cable sits at the right depth before the blade ever touches it, and the depth between roller and blade adjusts for a clean strip instead of a nicked core. For bigger jobs, the same wire stripping machine mounts a drill in place of the hand crank, so scrap wire recycling runs at drill speed instead of hand speed.
Underneath, it's built like a workbench tool meant to stay in service: a carbon steel frame carries stainless steel blades, and mounting holes let it sit fixed to a bench or travel to the job in one hand thanks to the detachable handle. As an electrical wire stripper and copper wire stripper in one, it moves between twisted pair, optical fiber, copper core and aluminum wire without a tool change.
Why choose Tuzwa
Manual Wire Stripper
| Feature |
Tuzwa |
Others |
| Three feeding holes size wire automatically |
✓ |
✕ |
| Works by hand or mounted to a drill |
✓ |
Hand only |
| Carbon steel frame, stainless steel blades |
✓ |
Basic steel |
| Handles cable from thin to thick gauge |
✓ |
Limited range |
| Detachable handle, three hole sizes |
✓ |
Fixed handle |
| 30-day easy returns |
✓ |
Varies |
Key Features
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Dual Operation System: choose the manual handle for close control, or connect a drill for faster stripping.
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Advanced Material Build: a carbon steel frame carries stainless steel blades built for years of use.
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Comprehensive Wire Handling: three precision adjustment holes size wire for a clean strip.
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Multi Cable Compatibility: strips twisted pair, optical fiber, copper core and aluminum wire.
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Secure Mounting Design: pre-drilled mounting holes hold it to a workbench, or carry it to another location.
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Precision Depth Control: fine-tune the gap between roller and blade for a clean, consistent strip.
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Ergonomic Operation: the detachable handle keeps control smooth while easing hand fatigue on long jobs.
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Professional Performance: a durable build is made for harsh environments and copper wire recycling work.
Specifications
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Construction: Carbon Steel
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Frame Material: Iron
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Blade Type: Stainless Steel
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Wire Capacity: 1 to 70mm²
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Operation Options: Manual and Drill
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Feeding Holes: Three Sizes
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Base Design: Mounting Holes
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Handle Style: Detachable
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Depth Control: Adjustable
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Cable Compatibility: All Standard Types
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Environment Rating: Heavy Duty
Package Includes:
Right for you if
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✓You strip a lot of wire by hand — three feeding holes size it for you
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✓You want speed for bigger jobs — it also mounts to a power drill
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✓You work with mixed cable types — it handles twisted pair, fiber, copper and aluminum
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✓You need it to survive a busy shop — the frame is carbon steel with stainless blades
If two or more of these sound like you, this is the one.
FAQs
Q: Can this wire stripper be used with a drill?
A: Yes — it's a dual operation tool, so you can strip by hand or connect it to a drill for high speed stripping.
Q: What wire sizes does it handle?
A: It's built for wire from 1 to 70mm², using three feeding holes sized for different diameters.
Q: What cable types can it strip?
A: Twisted pair, optical fiber, copper core and aluminum wire all work with the same tool.
Q: What are the blades made of?
A: The frame is carbon steel and the blades are stainless steel, built for repeated daily use.
Q: Is it safe to use around children or in a busy workshop?
A: Keep hands clear of the blades while feeding wire, and store the tool out of children's reach when it's not in use.
