Description
18 In 1 Foldable Wire Stripper Tool: Multifunctional Cable Cutter, Crimper & Plier Multi-Tool
An electrician’s kit usually means carrying separate pliers, a wire stripper, a crimping tool and a small wrench — each doing one job, each taking up space in a bag. This tool folds all of that into a single stainless steel body that opens out for stripping, cutting, crimping and clamping as needed, then folds back down small enough to slip into a pocket or a toolbox pouch. It’s built around the kind of everyday electrical work where switching tools mid-job slows things down — wiring a switchboard, terminating cable ends, or general repair work where more than one function is needed in the same few minutes.
Why folding actually matters on site
Loose tools in a bag tend to get lost, damaged, or take time to dig out. Folding this one down after use keeps the cutting edges protected and the whole thing compact enough to carry daily without it becoming another bulky item in the toolkit.
Covering the actual sequence of electrical work
Wiring work rarely needs just one function — strip the insulation, cut to length, crimp a connector, sometimes clamp or turn something small. Having all of that built into one tool cuts down on the back-and-forth of reaching for different pliers mid-task.
Stainless steel for a tool that sees daily wear
A tool used this often needs to hold an edge and resist corrosion from handling, sweat, and general job-site conditions. Stainless steel construction is built for that kind of repeated daily use rather than occasional home repairs.
PRODUCT SPECIFICATION
| Attribute | Specification Details |
| Product Name | 18 In 1 Foldable Wire Stripper Tool |
| Common/Generic Name | Multifunctional Folding Electrical Plier & Crimper |
| Stripping Gauge Range | 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20 AWG (0.8 mm – 2.6 mm Core Diameter) |
| Total Unfolded Length | 20.5 cm |
| Folded Storage Length | 12.0 cm |
| Unit Net Weight | ~400 grams |
| Primary Metallurgy | Drop-Forged High-Carbon Steel with Black Oxide Finish |
| Handle Composition | Ergonomic Non-Slip Thermoplastic Rubber (TPR) Sleeves |
| Integrated Tool Functions | Wire Stripper, Cable Cutter, Terminal Crimper, Pliers, Hex Wrench Slots |
| Available Accent Colors | Industrial High-Visibility Green & Matte Black |
| HSN Code | 8203 (Pliers, pincers, tweezers, metal cutting shears) |
| Applicable GST | 18% |
| Country of Dispatch | Surat, Gujarat, India |
| Package Inclusions | 1 × 18-in-1 Foldable Wire Stripper Multi-Tool |
Key Features
- 18 functions folded into one compact stainless steel tool
- Wire stripping, cutting, crimping and clamping in a single body
- Foldable design for pocket or toolbox carrying
- Built for daily electrician and repair work
Benefits
- Reduces the number of separate tools needed for wiring work
- Compact folded size makes it easy to carry on the job
- Stainless steel holds up to frequent daily use without dulling quickly
Use Cases
- Switchboard and wiring installation work
- Cable end stripping and crimping for connectors
- General electrical repair and maintenance
- DIY home wiring projects needing more than one tool function
What’s Included
- 1 × 18 in 1 Foldable Wire Stripper Tool
Foldable Wire Stripper Tool FAQs
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Q1: Can this tool cut through steel wire or high-tensile bicycle brake cables?
The shearing jaws are precision-hardened for solid and stranded copper, aluminum, and brass electrical wiring. Cutting through hardened spring steel or high-tensile wire rope can dent the acute shearing edges.
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Q2: Does the wire stripper damage fine multi-strand copper cores?
No. The stripping apertures are CNC-machined to exact gauge diameters. Matching the wire’s rated gauge to the corresponding numbered hole ensures the blade cuts only the PVC jacket without nicking the copper strands.
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Q3: Are the handles rated for live electrical wire work?
The TPR ergonomic sleeves provide a secure grip and general surface insulation; however, this multi-tool is not VDE-certified for live-line work. Always turn off main circuit breakers before servicing electrical lines.
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Q4: How do the handles stay rigid during heavy plier clamping?
The folding mechanism utilizes heavy-gauge steel stops that rest flush against the main plier body when fully unfolded, preventing handle collapse during heavy twisting or pulling.
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Q5: What sizes of hex nuts do the handle wrench cutouts fit?
The integrated cutout slots match common standard electrical junction nuts, including M4, M5, M6, and M8 metric fasteners.







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