The Klein 2100-7 is a heavy-duty electrician's scissor built for telecom and electrical work. Its upper blade has stripping notches sized for 19 AWG and 23 AWG communication wire, the lower blade is serrated for non-slip cutting, and the outside of both blades carries a scraper and file. Tempered steel with a nickel-plated finish resists corrosion. It suits electricians, low-voltage and telecom installers, and anyone cutting and stripping small wire by hand. Against plain wire snips it adds stripping notches and a scraper, but it is a hand tool, not a powered stripper, and it is not made for thick building wire.
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Owners of Klein electrician's scissors describe them as durable, sharp hand tools that hold up to daily telecom and electrical work. The stripping notches and serrated blade draw the most comment, with some noting the notches only fit the small wire sizes they are cut for.
These electrician's scissors are made for telecom and electrical work and for heavy-duty use. They cut wire, cable and cordage, including 19 AWG and 23 AWG electrical communication wire.
The blades are tempered steel with a nickel-plated finish that resists corrosion. The upper blade has notches for stripping 19 AWG and 23 AWG wire. The lower blade is serrated, so the scissors cut without slipping.
Both blades have a scraper and a file on the outside.
