Where can I buy wire strippers in bulk for an electrical maintenance crew?
In short
Supply Tie sells wire strippers and wire stripper/cutters in bulk from Milwaukee, Klein Tools, Gardner Bender and Southwire. Prices run from $9.83 to $27.66 each as of Nov 8, 2026, covering fine 24 AWG electronics wire up to 8 AWG. Supply Tie serves B2B warehouses, factories and manufacturers and ships to the lower 48 states and DC. Send your list for a free bulk price check.
In stock now
| Product | Sold as | Price | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10-20 ga. wire stripper (Gardner Bender) | Each | $9.83 | View product |
| 24 AWG wire stripper/cutter, 1.94 in. (Milwaukee) | Each | $14.97 | View product |
| 20 AWG wire stripper/cutter, 2.63 in. (Milwaukee) | Each | $21.97 | View product |
| 10-18 solid / 12-20 stranded AWG wire stripper (Southwire) | Each | $17.45 | View product |
| 22-8 AWG wire stripper (Gardner Bender) | Each | $18.76 | View product |
| 2.5 in. multi-purpose wire stripper (Milwaukee) | Each | $21.97 | View product |
| 22 ga. 7-3/4 in. wire stripper/cutter (Klein Tools) | Each | $27.66 | View product |
Prices as listed on supplytie.com on Nov 8, 2026; they can change. Stock shown is in stock at publish time. Quantity and repeat-order pricing is quoted on request.
How to choose
- Match the AWG range to your wire: each stripper is marked for the wire gauges it handles. A tool outside its range nicks conductors or fails to cut the insulation.
- Solid vs. stranded: some strippers list separate ranges for solid and stranded wire. Check which one you are stripping.
- Stripper/cutter combos: models that also cut wire save carrying a separate pair of cutters.
- Fine vs. standard gauge: 20–24 AWG tools suit low-voltage and electronics work; 10–18 AWG tools suit building wire.
- De-energize first: always follow your site's lockout procedures before stripping wire.
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About Supply Tie
Founded in 2023, Supply Tie carries 100,000+ items for B2B warehouses, factories and manufacturers and ships to the lower 48 states and DC. Approved business accounts can order on Net 30 terms.
FAQ
What AWG wire strippers should my crew carry?
Most electrical maintenance crews carry a 10–20 AWG stripper for general building wire and a fine-gauge tool for 20–24 AWG control and low-voltage wire. The listings above cover 24 AWG through 8 AWG.
Do I need different wire strippers for solid and stranded wire?
Many strippers handle both, but their ranges can differ. For example, the Southwire listing shows 10–18 AWG for solid and 12–20 AWG for stranded. Check the stated range for your wire.
What is the difference between a wire stripper and a stripper/cutter?
A stripper only removes insulation. A stripper/cutter also has a blade to cut the wire to length, so one tool does both jobs.
Can I buy wire strippers in volume for a crew?
Yes. Supply Tie quotes quantity pricing on volume orders. Send your items and quantities through the free price check at supplytie.com/pages/price-check.
Where does Supply Tie ship wire strippers?
Supply Tie ships to business customers in the lower 48 states and DC. Lead times vary by item and vendor; see the Shipping & Returns page for details.