VCELINK Automatic Wire Stripper and Cutter, Electrical Cable Stripping Tool Adjustable for 14-24 AWG Cables with Eagle Nose in 7 Inch (GJ702)

Excellent little strippers that save time when dealing with lots of wire. Need some adjustment with the nut on the back for smaller or very large wire, but great once dialled in.

Effective and a useful time saver. Good value too. I used it for both flex and cable stripping.

Precise, sturdy, and easy-to-use wire tool I’ve been using this wire stripper and cutter for a few weeks, and it’s made working with electrical cables far easier. The tool feels solid and well-built in the hand, and the automatic adjustment means it grips wires perfectly without crushing them. It works efficiently on 14–24 AWG cables, stripping insulation cleanly every time. The built-in cutter is sharp and accurate, making quick work of trimming cables, and the “eagle nose” design gives good leverage even in tight spaces. It’s compact at 7 inches, lightweight, and comfortable to handle for extended use. A minor note: if you’re working with very fine wires below 24 AWG, it can be a bit too firm, but for most household and professional wiring tasks it’s excellent. Overall: A reliable, precise, and well-engineered tool for anyone doing electrical work. Saves time and reduces mistakes compared to manual strippers.

Fantastic, quality tool. Works perfect every time.

It's now easy for me to strip wires

It's ok for basic stripping but the adjustment isn't granular enough to allow accurate stripping

Not brilliant but you get what you pay for in this case. Great value for money and looks good, Came in good condition

I used this tool to strip stranded wires of 1.0 and 1.5 sq mm. It removes insulation without damaging the wires, but could be improved. The dimension markings in Inch and Metric aren't easy to see, being black on black. The zero point on each scale is not in line with the cutting blades. To strip 10mm of insulation using the red block as a stop, the face of the block must be set at 13mm on the scale. After stripping the insulation and closing the handles completely, the stop block doesn't return to its original position, so it has to be set again at 13mm.