sales@foscoconnect.com
(510) 319-9878
Silicon Valley, CA, USA
Klein Tools 2100-9 Electrician Scissors
The Klein Tools 2100-9 Electrician Scissors are professional-grade snips engineered for precise wire cutting and stripping. Crafted in the USA from durable 56 HRC stainless steel, these scissors offer lasting edge retention and reliability for electrical, telecommunications, and network installation applications. The free-fall snip design ensures ease of use and reduced fatigue during repetitive tasks.
The shears feature a serrated blade edge to provide a secure, non-slip grip while cutting through electrical wire, cable, and cordage. Additionally, the blades incorporate precision-ground notches specifically designed for stripping 19 AWG and 23 AWG wire without damaging the underlying conductor.
Key Features
- Premium Construction: Forged from 56 HRC stainless steel for superior durability and prolonged blade sharpness.
- Serrated Blade Edge: Prevents wire and cordage from slipping out of the jaws during the cut.
- Integrated Stripping Notches: Features dual notches designed for stripping 19 AWG and 23 AWG electrical communication wire.
- Ergonomic Free-Fall Snip: Smooth, free-fall hinge operation minimizes hand fatigue during extended use.
Technical Specifications
| Manufacturer Part Number | 2100-9 |
|---|---|
| Material | Stainless Steel (56 HRC) |
| Handle Material | Steel (Gray) |
| Blade Edge | Serrated |
| Stripping Capacity | 19 AWG and 23 AWG |
| Overall Length | 5.25 in (133 mm) |
| Cutting Length | 1.875 in (48 mm) |
| Weight | 0.21 lb (96 g) |
| Country of Origin | USA |
Warning: Always wear approved eye protection. These scissors are NOT insulated and will NOT protect against electrical shock.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What wire gauges can the stripping notches on the Klein 2100-9 accommodate?
A: The scissors feature integrated notches designed specifically for stripping 19 AWG and 23 AWG electrical communication wire.
Q: Are the Klein Tools 2100-9 scissors insulated?
A: No, these scissors are made with solid steel handles and are not insulated. They will not protect against electrical shock.
Q: Do the blades have a serrated edge?
A: Yes, the blades feature serrated teeth to provide a secure, non-slip cutting action for wire and cordage.