Milwaukee Elec Tool 48-22-6109 Wire Stripper Cutter

Product Description

The MILWAUKEE ELEC TOOL 48-22-6109 is a wire stripper and cutter designed for electricians and tradespeople who need reliable one-handed operation on demanding job sites. The tool features a swing-lock mechanism that keeps the jaws securely closed during storage in a pouch or backpack, preventing accidental opening. A spring-loaded design allows for fast, easy opening during use. The curved cutting blade geometry promotes clean cuts through larger wire sizes, and the ergonomic handle form delivers a firm, comfortable grip. Rust protection is built in to reduce corrosion and extend service life. The lightweight construction supports extended use without fatigue.

This wire stripper and cutter is suited for residential and commercial electrical work where a compact, multi-function hand tool is required. In addition to stripping wire, it includes bolt cutter capability for threading and cutting number 6 and number 8 bolts to a preferred length. This makes it useful on panel work, conduit runs, and fixture installations where bolt trimming is a routine task. The swing-lock design is particularly well suited for field technicians who carry tools in pouches or bags and need the tool to stay closed between uses.

Key Features

• Swing-lock design keeps the tool securely closed during storage and transport
• Spring-loaded mechanism enables fast, easy one-handed opening
• Curved blade delivers clean cuts through larger wire sizes
• Bolt cutter function handles number 6 and number 8 bolts
• Ergonomic handle provides improved comfort and grip control
• Integrated rust protection extends tool longevity in harsh environments
• Lightweight design supports versatility and smooth one-handed use

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose hand tool for electricians performing wire stripping, cutting, and bolt trimming tasks in residential and commercial electrical applications.

Installation Notes

This tool is intended for use by licensed electricians and qualified tradespeople. Always de-energize circuits and verify power is off before stripping or cutting wire. Inspect the swing-lock and blade condition before each use. Follow applicable NEC guidelines for conductor preparation and termination.