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New Product Bulletin: Wiring Tools from Techspan

February 17, 2026

New Product Bulletin: Wiring Tools from Techspan

Techspan has expanded their offering on Wiring Tools. A Wire Cutter and a Compact 4-in-1 Wiring Tool with extra comfort grips are now available. Check out their Wiring Tools Bulletin for more details.

Wire Cutter (Extra Comfort Grip)

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New Product Bulletin: Wiring Tools from Techspan

Rubber insulated handles for a more comfortable grip. Features a spring-loaded return with a safety latch for added protection. Cleanly cuts 28GA to 1GA Wire & Cable. Approximate length: 7.25″ (184.15mm)

4-In-1 Wiring Tool (Compact)

*669776

New Product Bulletin: Wiring Tools from Techspan

Rubber insulated handles for a more comfortable grip. In addition to the side cutters found on one edge, this multi functional wiring tool can be used for crimping, cutting and stripping 22-10GA Wire. Its compact size allows for use in cramped areas. Approximate length: 7″ (177.80mm)

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