Description
NO-NIK WIRE STRIPPER, 28 AWG, .016″, ORANGE, CLAUSS NN-016
Stripping apertures are accurate to -0″, + 0.0005″ (.0127mm).
Insulation being removed protects conductor from the stripping blades.
No adjustments needed; each tool is made to strip specific wire sizes.
Handles are color-coded to tool size for easy identification.
Insure compliance with NASA and military specifications.
This precision-made Clauss tool represents a major break-through in
removing insulation from high-quality, coated conductors. Wire which
formerly could only be stripped thermally because of the probability of
nicking, can now be stripped mechanically using this tool with
absolute reliability. However, efficient wire stripping is dependent
upon the operator’s understanding how the NO-NIK operates, selecting
the proper tool for a given application and then using the tool correctly.
1. Plastic Heads: Make contact with the insulation; center and
support the wire on both sides of the stripping blades.
2. Plastic Head Centering Device: Centers wire perfectly enabling
precise insulation scoring and removal.
3. Back-Up-Blades: Support stripping blades in a “sandwich”; nest
positively and “lock-up” when the tool is closed to maintain
perfect concentricity.
4. Color-Coded Cushion Grip Handles: Each tool is made to
strip specific wire sizes. Handles are color-coded by size of
cutter holes for easy identification.
5. Stripping Blades: Fabricated of finest razor blade steel, score
the insulation completely around the conductor. (Note that
stripping blades should only score the insulation…NOT CUT
COMPLETELY THROUGH IT exposing the conductor –
see cross section illustration immediately above.)
6. Stripping Blade Diameter Marking and Indicating Arrow:
Stripping blade diameter clearly marked on plastic head. Arrow
indicates direction pressure should be applied when stripping.
