Cable Preparation & Termination

S1018STR, COMPACT STRIPPER 10-18AWG

Southwire #: 58278140 Model #: S1018STR

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Compact handles on these specially designed stainless steel wire strippers have precision-ground cutting blades that allow for fast and easy stripping for 10-18 AWG solid wire.

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Features & Benefits

Specially designed stainless steel cutting blades provide fast and easy stripping
Serrated nose holds cable for easy twisting and pulling
Spring loaded for self-opening action
Not intended for cutting bolts or steel cable

Specifications

Model #	S1018STR S1018STR
UPC #	032886908477 032886908477
Product Height	6.25 15.88	inch cm
Product Width	2.38 6.05	inch cm
Depth	0.69 1.75	inch cm
Product Weight	0.3 0.14	lbs kg
Handle Grip	Dipped Grip Dipped Grip
Product Type	Wire Strippers & Cutters Wire Strippers & Cutters
Wire Type	10-18 AWG Solid, 12-20 AWG Stranded 10-18 AWG Solid, 12-20 AWG Stranded

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S1018STR How do I getbthe warranty on these and does it cover damage from electrical current?

Asked by: Patriot

We are happy to help! Please contact our team at 855-798-6657 for assistance with replacement.

Answered by: SW Tools

Date published: 2020-10-15

How much do they cost

Asked by: Dcgibson

Please see the link below to our Where to Buy page or call 855-798-6657 and a member of our team can help you find a distributor in your area! http://www.southwiretools.com/tools/basic/wheretobuy

Answered by: SW Tools

Date published: 2020-03-16

Dont laugh. after cutting insulation,how do you remove the covering

Asked by: nina

After cutting the insulation, you may have to gently rotate the wire within the stripping hole (or the wire stripper around the wire, whichever is easier).Pull the wire stripper towards the cut end of the wire to remove the insulation.

Answered by: Southwire

Date published: 2019-12-03

if I'm gotta strip a wire 24 what gage do i use

Asked by: jean

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Answered by: Southwire

Date published: 2018-12-11

Strippers work well, easy to strip all gauges, solid & stranded, just curious though . . What are the serrated tips for, I’ve been using them to help pull insulation off, but the holes are really small, are these for smaller gauges?

Asked by: Bazzbozz12

The serrated tips are for gripping wire more easily.

Answered by: swtools

Date published: 2019-11-25

Will you replace these? I bought a pair from Lowe's and one side broke completely in half. Sure did! Thanks.

Asked by: Shann

Yes, please call our Tools Team at 855-798-6657 for further assistance replacing these!

Answered by: swtools

Date published: 2019-11-25

What is the warranty on 6 inch stainless strippers

Asked by: Alan

Our stainless steel strippers have a 2 year warranty.

Answered by: swtools

Date published: 2018-02-14

What are the 2 round holes for awg solid awg stranded

Asked by: Ke4yal

The large holes are for wire looping. Thank you.

Answered by: SouthwireTools

Date published: 2020-08-05

S1018STR, COMPACT STRIPPER 10-18AWG Questions - page 2

S1018STR, COMPACT STRIPPER 10-18AWG

Compact handles on these specially designed stainless steel wire strippers have precision-ground cutting blades that allow for fast and easy stripping for 10-18 AWG solid wire.

Features & Benefits

Specifications

Resources

S1018STR How do I getbthe warranty on these and does it cover damage from electrical current?

How much do they cost

Dont laugh. after cutting insulation,how do you remove the covering

if I'm gotta strip a wire 24 what gage do i use

Strippers work well, easy to strip all gauges, solid &amp; stranded, just curious though . . What are the serrated tips for, I&rsquo;ve been using them to help pull insulation off, but the holes are really small, are these for smaller gauges?

Will you replace these? I bought a pair from Lowe's and one side broke completely in half. Sure did! Thanks.

What is the warranty on 6 inch stainless strippers

What are the 2 round holes for awg solid awg stranded

Strippers work well, easy to strip all gauges, solid & stranded, just curious though . . What are the serrated tips for, I’ve been using them to help pull insulation off, but the holes are really small, are these for smaller gauges?