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Milwaukee 48-32-6402 | 10 Solid AWG Wire Stripper | Aluminum construction
Milwaukee catalogue number 48-32-6402 is the 10 Solid AWG Wire Stripper, a wire preparation tool with Aluminum construction. It suits electrical, low-voltage and data cabling work. It is used to strip insulation, cut conductors or crimp connectors in electrical and data installations. Electricians and data installers use tools like this for cable preparation. Milwaukee gives its weight as 0.475 lb.
Key features
- Precise stripping
- Markings on shank for set strip length
- Compatible with 10 Solid AWG wire
- Adjustable shank for strip length accuracy
- Color Coated Ring for easy wire gauge identification
- For use with impact drivers
- Specifications
- Downloads
| Part Number | 48-32-6402 |
| Brand | Milwaukee |
| AWG Size Range | 10 Solid |
| Material | Aluminum |
| Weight | 0.475 lb |
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