Botron B0924, Esd Safe 6" Wire Stripper 20-30 Awg
Botron B0924, Esd Safe 6" Wire Stripper 20-30 Awg
The Botron B0924 is a 6-inch black conductive wire stripper for wire preparation in ESD-sensitive production work. Botron describes this tool for stripping wire, flush cutting and trimming, with a serrated jaw for bending, pulling or twisting wire. Its spring-loaded action, locking mechanism and cushioned non-slip handle support repeated bench use.
Best uses
Stripping 20–30 AWG wire in ESD-sensitive work areas, plus trimming or flush-cutting wire on the production line. The serrated jaw can help position, bend, pull or twist wire during assembly.
Key specifications
| Manufacturer / model | Botron B0924 |
|---|---|
| Selected wire range | 20–30 AWG (per B0924 selection shown by Botron) |
| Length | 6 in |
| Jaw length | 0.75 in |
| Material | High carbon steel |
| Color | Black |
| Weight | 100 g (manufacturer listing) |
| Handle | Cushioned, non-slip |
| Other features | Serrated jaw, spring-loaded action and locking mechanism |
Wire-range note: Botron's B0924 selector shows 20–30 AWG, while its shared technical table lists B0924 as 10–30 AWG. This listing uses the narrower selected range pending manufacturer clarification.
Frequently asked questions
What wire range is this listing for? This B0924 listing is labeled 20–30 AWG. Botron's screenshots show conflicting ranges, so confirm with Botron before using it outside 20–30 AWG.
Can it trim wire? Botron describes its ESD-safe wire stripper for flush cuts and trimming wires.
Can the jaw grip wire? The manufacturer describes a serrated jaw for bending, pulling or twisting wire.
Is the handle cushioned? Yes, Botron describes an ergonomic cushioned, non-slip handle.
Does it have a lock? Yes. The manufacturer lists a spring-loaded action with a built-in locking mechanism.
