ENGINEER PA-07 Precision Wire Stripper For Thick Wires AWG 24-12

The fact that the tool is made in Japan is a guarantee of quality! It performs all its intended functions perfectly. It's easy to use. The price-quality ratio is reasonable. I've only had it for a month, and so far, I've had nothing but positive experiences. I believe that if you use it according to the instructions, it will last a long time. Special thanks to the Amazon team for their excellent service. The product was packaged well and arrived without damage. It arrived in Georgia in a week, which is truly amazing. I recommend the product, the seller, and, of course, the Amazon team! Happy shopping everyone!

What can I say about these strippers? Well first of all they snip and strip wires with absolute precision. The AWG is clearly marked. This tool is slightly smaller than some of the American brands and I find it to be perfect. When dealing with tiny wires a giant heavy tool is simply not necessary. I’ve tested this stripper on even the smallest gauge wires and then opened up the jacket afterwards and not a single thread was there. These are precision tools that are worth at least twice what you have to pay for them. Other brands like Klein don’t even come close in my opinion. Once you start using Engineer (made in Japan), you’ll never go back to anything else. Look for reputable dealers, especially Bridge precision Tools as they only ship authentic Engineer.

Works nicely. Feels good in hand. Well constructed. Bravo, engineer!

I am absolutely head over heels for the Engineer Crimping Tools. Prior to buying those, I never knew just how nice a crimper could be. Maybe I had always just had crappy crimpers before, but those things knocked my socks off. They were like going from unregulated cheap soldering irons and hit-or-miss solder to a temperature regulated iron and Kester 44. Really, I adored them. So you can imagine I also expected a lot from these wire strippers. I mean, there are other good ones on Amazon for half this price. However, given my experience with the crimp-tool, I went ahead and sprung for these. Having the best tools is always worth it. Pros: The dies are bang on. They strip well. The fit is tight (the finish is wearing evenly off the blades where they rub against each other). Matches the other Engineer tool in the toolbox. Con: The nut/bolt in the center comes loose sometimes and I have to tighten it. When it gets loose, the dies BANG INTO each other instead of lining up smoothly. I'm afraid that this is going to dull the tool faster than I would like. I would really prefer for that issue to not be there in a pair of wire cutters that costs about twice as much as other good quality alternatives. Would I buy them again? Maybe. It's not a surefire thing. I like them, and I still believe Engineer is making good quality stuff. It's just not the Rolex / Heckler & Koch / Toyota Land Cruiser type of uber-quality I was hoping for based on price/reviews and previous experience with the company. I am still probably going to buy one other of their tools when I need it, maybe a diagonal cutter.

These are great! I’ve used them for home and car stereo wiring and they just feel right. Clean cuts and strips every time.

These will be used professionally for security system installation/integration, troubleshooting and repair. So far, they've proven to be reliable and sharp. The size is just right for my pocket. The latch is a nice feature and easy to manipulate. So far, they are the best I've had.

Let me first say that i am a big fan of Japanese tools and Engineer. I had high hopes for these strippers. The actual stripping blades were extremely sharp and accurate and I liked how the tool felt in my hand. The problem was the spring for the handles kept falling out during use. I tried adjusting the pivot point screw, the handle lock, and physically enlongating the spring to possibly add more tension and keep it locked in place. No matter what i tried the spring would fall out again. Super disappointed and sent back for a refund.

By far the best band. Well priced and literally engineered perfectly

You can't beat Japanese precision.

A simple and high-quality stripper.

OK la prima cosa che salta all'occhio sono i 30 e passa euro del prezzo ma appena presa in mano e fate alcune spelate si capisce subito che li vale tutti. Ho preso anche la sorella che arriva fino ad AWG34 che non spelerò mai, ma fino al AWG26 facendo droni e modellismo dinamico capitano e questa pinza, con la sorella più piccola, sono veramente un tool immancabile.

Grest quality tool for small cables.

High quality tools, sharp, smooth, easy to use