KNIPEX Multitool Pliers
Electrical & Batteries, Tools & Equipment
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Electrical & Batteries, Tools & Equipment
Last updated 14 September 2026
The KNIPEX 13 76 200 ME combines cable cutting, wire stripping and gripping in one tool. KNIPEX calls this model its metric WireStripper. KNIPEX product information.
These multitool pliers are worth considering for owners handling occasional wiring repairs and small equipment installations. They cover several cable-preparation jobs, although you still need a separate crimper for terminals.
We would put these in an owner’s toolkit for occasional electrical maintenance. KNIPEX is a brand we trust, and combining several jobs in one tool makes sense when space is limited.
They are expensive for occasional use, but we see the appeal for owners building a toolkit to keep for years. The value comes from using them across future jobs.
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Product Information |
| Product type | Multifunction electrician’s pliers / metric WireStripper |
| Suitable materials | Copper and aluminium cable within rated capacities |
| Typical use | Cable preparation and gripping |
| Application method | Manual; fixed wire-stripping profiles |
| Available sizes | This model: 200 mm |
| Brand | KNIPEX |
| Stripping capacity | Fine-stranded: 0.5–4 mm²; solid: 0.75–6 mm² |
| Cable-cutting capacity | Copper/aluminium cable up to 15 mm diameter |
| Finish | Chrome-plated |
| Handles | Insulated grips; VDE-tested |
| Listed standards | DIN EN 60900 / IEC 60900 |
| Maintenance level | Electrical work requiring appropriate competence |
| Best suited for | Owners and crew preparing compatible wiring |
| Notes | No terminal-crimping function |
Yes, for occasional cable preparation within their capacities. You still need the knowledge to complete and check the electrical work safely.
No. Choose a separate crimper matched to your terminals and wire size.
Their fine-stranded stripping range stops at 4 mm². Larger conductors require a suitable separate stripping tool.
We they are worth considering if you expect to maintain your own boat over several years. For a single small repair, a cheaper suitable tool may be enough.
No. Isolate and verify the circuit is de-energised before working. Leave work beyond your competence to a qualified marine electrician.
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