Southwire · Fine-wire and precision strippers
Southwire S1626STR compact stripper for small solid and stranded wire
Compact fixed-notch stripper with stainless steel jaws
Check the fit
Use the documented solid or stranded column, even when the listing title gives only one range. For 28 or 30 AWG, compare a finer-gauge tool.
When to choose it
Southwire's S1626STR puts two small-wire ranges into a 6.25-inch body. Its catalog name emphasizes 16–26 AWG stranded, while the manufacturer also documents a separate solid range that matters if you switch between both conductor constructions.
Specifications
- Brand
- Southwire
- Tool form
- Compact fixed-notch stripper with stainless steel jaws
- Best suited for
- Check distinct small-wire ranges and compact body size
- Model
- S1626STR
- Solid wire
- 14–24 AWG
- Stranded wire
- 16–26 AWG
- Overall length
- 6.25 in
- Opening
- Spring loaded
- Amazon.com reference
- B00LQMRS7O
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Documentation
Questions about this product
Can it strip 14 AWG solid?
Yes. Southwire lists 14–24 AWG solid in its specifications.
Can it strip 14 AWG stranded?
No. The documented stranded range starts at 16 AWG.
How long is the tool?
The Southwire cut sheet lists a 6.25-inch body.
