Abstract: Pliers for stripping the ends of conductors have a pair of handles (2 and 5) and a pair of gripping jaws (8 and 9). One (3) of the gripping jaws is integrated into one handle (2) to form a main component (1). The other handle (5) and the other jaw (6) pivot on the accordingly constituted main pliers component (1). The moving handle (5) and the moving gripping jaw (6) pivot around the same axis (4) on the main component (1) of the pliers. Stripping jaws (8 and 9) are articulated to a control lever (23) by way of a tensioning component (11). A stop (29), a control surface (30), and a limiting stop (31) are accommodated in the moving gripping jaw and associated strictly with the stripping motion.

Abstract: A device for stripping the insulation from cables, including a guide block having a passage for receiving a cable and a knife bore extending transverse to, and communicating with, the passage, a knife assembly disposed in the knife bore and including a knife blade for cutting the cable insulation and a spring for urging the blade into the passage, and a handle for lifting and rotating the knife blade, associated with a lever mechanism pivotally mounted on the handle and pivotal relative to the handle in a manner to produce a lifting force which moves the knife blade in opposition to the force produced by the spring.

Abstract: The invention concerns a wiring tool to be employed in the cutter-terminal technique for wiring multipole electric connectors, contact strips, and similar structures, with a support and a retainer for the connector that accommodates the conductors that are to be connected and with the support capable of being displaced parallel to itself and to the retainer or vice versa, wherein the support and retainer constitute an interchangeable head that adapts to an extremely wide range of applications and that can be mounted on and dismounted from a transmission, characterized in that the transmission consists of a device that is driven by an electric motor.