Abstract: Wire-stripping and crimping pliers twist a stranded cable end with bars projecting into a pliers mouth at free ends of pliers jaws and crimp a cable end region with a ferrule using a ram guided in a cassette in a pliers legs crossing region and running into a die due to a closing force upon pressing the legs together, to compress the ferrule in the die. First and second moldings on the jaws project into the mouth. A forced lock has a pawl and a toothed segment on the moldings preventing the pliers from opening without the ram previously running against the ferrule. The toothed segment on the first molding has a course corresponding to a movement curve of the jaws. The pawl on the second molding is movable by a spring but fixed in position. The first and/or second molding is formed in one piece with the bars.

Abstract: A blade guard for a cable knife has a housing as a handle and a hooked blade that projects out at a face side of the housing, which blade can be secured by a protective cover, wherein the hooked blade is attached to the housing in fixed manner, and the protective cover is held in a secured position by a securing slider as a lock, over the hooked blade, and can be pushed into the housing in a working position, counter to a spring force, and when the protective cover springs forward, this slider automatically goes back into the secured position.

Abstract: A cable knife has a housing as a handle and a slitting blade that projects out at a face side of the housing, above which blade a triangularly bent clamping bracket that is displaceably affixed to the housing is disposed in such a manner that it presses a cable laid in under the clamping bracket onto the slitting blade, and in which knife an additional hooked blade is attached to the housing, wherein the hooked blade is attached to the housing in fixed manner and is protected with a blade guard, and the clamping bracket is held in the housing in replaceable manner, by an engagement tongue.

Abstract: A stripping tool for the removal of the insulation of single-wire or multi-wire cables joins two jaws with one another via a common hinge pin as a hinged hollow body for the accommodation of the cable to be stripped and on one end face of which cutters are provided for a circumferential cut of the insulation close to the end of the cable. At the end of the hollow body opposite the cutters, behind an opening in the jaws, a cushion is respectively incorporated between which the end of the cable can be clamped with the outer insulation severed by the circumferential cut and thus the portion of the outer insulation can be stripped from the cable.

Abstract: Wire-stripping and crimping pliers twist a stranded cable end with bars projecting into a pliers mouth at free ends of pliers jaws and crimp a cable end region with a ferrule using a ram guided in a cassette in a pliers legs crossing region and running into a die due to a closing force upon pressing the legs together, to compress the ferrule in the die. First and second moldings on the jaws project into the mouth. A forced lock has a pawl and a toothed segment on the moldings preventing the pliers from opening without the ram previously running against the ferrule. The toothed segment on the first molding has a course corresponding to a movement curve of the jaws. The pawl on the second molding is movable by a spring but fixed in position. The first and/or second molding is formed in one piece with the bars.