Klein Tools21051 Large Cable Stripper (2/0-250 MCM)

This tool works awesome with such ease !!! Great time saver with 3/0 cables !!!

I tried a coworker's and was instantly hooked. I strip mostly 3/0 so I removed the other stripping heads (1 set screw each) to lighten it, and so that I can look inside the tool and see exactly how far I've stripped. Bonus - in this state, it can also be used as a tool for making sharp bends in wire (just stick the wire through and crank on it with the rounded edges of the tool). Makes very clean ends with no damage to the conductors and saves your wrist a bit as well. If you strip a lot of big wire, you'll love this thing. Also I read a review that says it doesn't work well on simpull wire due to the lubricated outer jacket - well I am here to say that you can strip that stuff no problem once you get the hang of it. I was getting caught up on the jacket at first, but by my fifth wire or so I had figured out how to get it goings, so fear not if you too are a simpull user

Much easier then a knife. Blades are sharp and build quality is solid. There is a slight learning curve but its much faster then a knife when you get the hang of it

Works great.

Exlente producto, muy útil a la hora de trabajar

Mi articulo cubre todas las espectativas y es tal cuál indica el vendedor, la entrega llegó como se cordon, muchas gracias.

very heavy duty

I am an Underground Lineman. I bought both strippers. On the small stripper for the secondary, I had to use the 3/0 slot to strip the 2/0 cable, and the 250mcm to strip the 4/0 because the wire was too large for the holes. These are both Prysmian and General Cable brand insulated secondary wire.On the larger cables, same brand, the 350mcm hole on this tool is way too small for the cable... So I returned it.I guess there are different sizes diameters for different brands of cable. Maybe some wires have more insulation than others, because I went up to an electrician who was installing both 2/0 and 4/0 wire, and both of his wires worked perfectly in my stripper. Either way, Klein should be ahead of the ball game and have their ducks in a row because they are supposed to be the industry standard for line work. On top of that, these were pretty pricey at $60 a piece. I wouldn't buy again.