Tools – Wire stripper – Pivoted blade
Patent
1992-04-06
1993-11-02
Parker, Roscoe V.
Tools
Wire stripper
Pivoted blade
219221, 219234, H02G 112
Patent
active
052575551
ABSTRACT:
A hand-held thermal wire stripper has two arms arranged in a pincer-like configuration, whereby the arms diverge at one end and converge at the other end. The divergent ends of the arms are exposed and a heatable blade is positioned on each divergent end such that the two blades oppose each other across a gap that receives a wire to be stripped. The convergent ends of the arms are housed in a casing that is gripped by the operator of the wire stripper. The casing is formed from an electrostatically dissipative material that conducts electrostatic charges to ground before such charges reach a level sufficient to shock the operator or damage sensitive electrical components coming into contact therewith.
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Korn Douglas J.
Saunders Ronald J.
Parker Roscoe V.
Teledyne Kinetics
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