The invention relates to a stripping tool, in particular stripping pliers. The stripping tool is here used for a multi-wired cable. According to the invention two pairs of stripping blades are used in the stripping tool. The two pairs of stripping blades are moved in preferably parallel planes (60, 61) besides one another. According to the invention it is possible to simultaneously strip the insulations of e.g. four conductors of a four-wired cable.

A remotely controlled cutting tool for safely cutting electrified cables using a remote control and a method of setting up and operating the remotely controlled cutting tool and remote control.

A remotely controlled cutting tool for safely cutting electrified cables using a remote control and a method of setting up and operating the remotely controlled cutting tool and remote control.

An electric screwdriver includes a motor having a motor shaft, a handle housing for accommodating the motor, an output shaft at least partly protruding from the handle housing, a transmission device for enabling the motor shaft to drive the output shaft to rotate around a first axis, an exploring antenna for detecting whether an object is charged, an operating switch coupled to the handle housing for controlling the motor, a first wire stripping member fixedly mounted to the handle housing; and a second wire stripping member rotatably connected to the handle housing.

An electrical stripping and cutting tool having first and second elongated members having a distal end. The second elongated member is joined to the first elongated member such that the first and second elongated members are pivotable about a laterally extending pivot axis relative to each other. First and second face plates are attached to the distal ends of the first and second elongated members. The first and second face plates are oriented substantially perpendicular to a longitudinal axis of the first and second elongated members. In a closed position of the electrical cable stripping and cutting tool, the first and second face plates collectively form a single flat face plate. A first pair of cutting members is formed on a first side of the first and second face plates. A second pair of cutting members is formed on a second side of the first and second face plates.

An electrical stripping and cutting tool having first and second elongated members that are pivotable about a laterally extending pivot axis relative to each other. First and second face plates are attached to distal ends of the first and second elongated members. In a closed position of the electrical cable stripping and cutting tool, the first and second face plates collectively form a single flat face plate. First and second pairs of cutting members are respectively formed on first and second sides of the first and second face plates. Cutting surfaces of the first pair of cutting members are shaped and dimensioned to cut through an outer sheath of an electrical cable having a first sheath dimension. Cutting surfaces of the second pair of cutting members are shaped and dimensioned to cut through an outer sheath of an electrical cable having a second sheath dimension.

A multi-purpose electrical tool is described herein for electrical wiring manipulations. The multi-purpose electrical tool combines the functions of several different tools, for example gripping, bending, cutting, stripping, and curling, and the like, into a single tool. The multi-purpose electrical tool comprises two body members attached at a pivot point and two jaws portions. The jaw portions move open and closed when the body members are opened and closed, facilitating cutting functions. The jaw portions also allow for wire curling. One of the body members includes a slot for inserting a screwdriver into the slide for its immediate use.

A hand tool structure (10) includes a housing (1), a wire stripper assembly (2), a circuit board (3), a current sensor (4), and one or more alert units (5). The housing (1) includes an opening (14). The wire stripper assembly (2) is accommodated in the housing (1) and is disposed corresponding to the opening (14). The circuit board (3) is disposed in the housing (1). The circuit board (3) includes a controller (31). The current sensor (4) is electrically connected to the circuit board (3) and is disposed adjacent to the wire stripper assembly (2). The current sensor (4) senses current and generates an electrical signal. The alert unit (5) is electrically connected to the circuit board (3). After receiving the electrical signal, the controller (31) controls the alert unit (5) to send out an alert.

A wire stripping and cutting tool. The tool includes a pair of arms each including a head end with pliers and a handle end pivotally affixed to one another via a fastener. Each arm of the pair of arms includes a cutting portion disposed on the head portion, and a pair of screw cutting apertures disposed between the cutting portion and the handle portion. A first group of wire stripping notches disposed on the head portion include a first diameter, and a second group of wire stripping notches disposed on the head portion has a second diameter greater than the first diameter. In one embodiment, the first and second group of notches are configured to strip 12.2 and 14.2 gauge wires, respectively. A spring is disposed between each arm, wherein the spring is configured to bias each head portion of each arm in a direction opposing each other.

The invention relates to a stripping tool, in particular stripping pliers. The stripping tool is here used for a multi-wired cable. According to the invention two pairs of stripping blades are used in the stripping tool. The two pairs of stripping blades are moved in preferably parallel planes (60, 61) besides one another. According to the invention it is possible to simultaneously strip the insulations of e.g. four conductors of a four-wired cable.