Remove the outer and inner insulation of NM-B building cable, commonly found inside your walls running power to light fixtures and switches. These strippers have a plier nose, which is useful for pulling and looping wire.

Strippers with a voltage detector have a handle that flashes and beeps when they detect a live circuit.

Stainless steel strippers resist corrosion and won't rust as quickly as strippers with steel blades when stored. They're best for less frequent use because their blades dull more quickly than steel blades.

Often used in high-volume applications, these cordless strippers automatically remove insulation, so they’re faster than manual strippers and reduce repetitive motion. They use bushings that are easy to snap in and out for different wire sizes and materials. Pull the trigger and the bushing rotates to strip the wire. With no exposed blades in the bushings, they're safer than stripping with a knife. For accurate and consistent stripping, they have an adjustable stop and gauge that locks into place. When the wire reaches your set strip length, the blade cuts off the jacket evenly. These strippers have a right-angle head to access tight spaces.

Choose between a stripper and individual bushings (both sold separately) or sets, which include several common sizes of bushings.