KLEIN TOOLS · Fine-wire and precision strippers
Klein-Kurve 11057 fine-wire stripper and cutter
Fixed-notch fine-wire pliers
Check the fit
Read the correct gauge scale on the jaws before choosing a notch. The dipped grips improve handling. Klein identifies the tool as uninsulated and specifies use away from live electrical circuits.
When to choose it
Choose the 11057 if you need fine-wire openings and know whether each conductor is solid or stranded. A 32 AWG stranded lead is within the documented range, while 32 AWG solid is outside its solid-wire range.
Specifications
- Brand
- KLEIN TOOLS
- Tool form
- Fixed-notch fine-wire pliers
- Best suited for
- Match separate solid and stranded fine-wire sizes
- Model
- 11057
- Solid range
- 20–30 AWG
- Stranded range
- 22–32 AWG
- Storage
- Closure lock
- Amazon.com reference
- B000XEUPMQ
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Documentation
Questions about this product
Which conductors reach 32 AWG on this tool?
The 32 AWG endpoint applies to stranded wire.
Can I use 20 AWG stranded wire in the same opening as solid wire?
Klein lists 20 AWG in the solid range, while the stranded range starts at 22 AWG.
How does it close for storage?
It has a closure lock at the jaws.
