Ecm Industries Llc GS-370 Professional Wire Stripper 8 Inches

Product Description

The ECM INDUSTRIES LLC GS-370 is an 8-inch professional wire stripper built for electricians and trade technicians who need a reliable, multi-function hand tool on the job. Constructed from hardened steel, this tool is designed to handle the repeated stress of stripping, cutting, and manipulating wire in residential and commercial electrical work. The high-leverage handle geometry reduces hand fatigue during extended use. At 2.37 pounds per package of 5 units, it is a practical addition to any service truck or panel work kit. The GS-370 is backed by an unconditional guarantee from the manufacturer.

This wire stripper is suited for electricians performing rough-in wiring, service panel work, low-voltage control wiring, and general wire termination tasks. Its multi-function design makes it useful across a range of conductor sizes and wire types encountered in everyday electrical trade work, including HVAC control circuits and standard branch circuit wiring. The tool is sold in a package quantity of 5, making it a practical bulk option for shops, service fleets, or project staging.

Key Features

• Hardened steel construction for long-term durability under repeated field use
• Multi-function design handles stripping, cutting, and wire manipulation in one tool
• High-leverage handle geometry reduces hand fatigue during extended work sessions
• Overall length of 8 inches for controlled reach in panel and junction box work
• Unconditional manufacturer guarantee
• Sold in a package quantity of 5 units

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose professional wire stripper suitable for use in residential and commercial electrical, HVAC control wiring, and low-voltage applications where a reliable hand stripping tool is required.

Installation Notes

Wire strippers are used by licensed electricians and HVAC technicians in accordance with NEC requirements for wire preparation and termination. Always de-energize circuits and verify absence of voltage before stripping or cutting conductors. Inspect the tool before each use for blade wear or damage that could nick conductors. Nicked conductors should not be terminated, as they can fail under load or at connection points.