QuickMech™ Drill-Powered Cable Stripper 4 AWG–250 kcmil

Strip 4/0 Battery Cable in Seconds — With the Drill You Already Own Heavy cable is where cheap strippers quit. Swivel-knife tools twist the jacket instead of cutting it, blades go dull after a few pulls, and most of us end up back on the bench with a razor blade and a sore thumb. The QuickMech™ Drill-Powered Cable Stripper fixes that: chuck it into any drill, slide the cable in, pull the trigger. The jacket peels off clean, the copper underneath stays untouched. Drill-powered, not hand-powered — the 1/4" hex shank fits any cordless or corded drill, so the motor does the work instead of your wrist. Enclosed blade — the cutting edge sits inside the steel barrel. No open blade, no slip, no nicked copper strands. Six sizes, 4 AWG to 250 kcmil — battery cable, welding lead, solar and inverter runs, golf cart and RV wiring. Pick the size that matches your cable. Quick-change shank — the hex drive unscrews, so you can swap sizes without hunting for a second driver. Chrome-plated steel body — built for a toolbox, not a drawer. QuickMech Lifetime Warranty — no receipt needed — if it ever fails, we replace it. Period. Why a Drill-Driven Stripper Beats a Knife on Heavy Cable Fine-stranded battery and welding cable is exactly what a utility knife ruins. One slip takes out a dozen strands, and a damaged conductor runs hot under load. This stripper holds the blade at a fixed depth inside the barrel, so every rotation cuts the insulation and nothing else. Because the drill supplies the torque, it handles thick rubber jackets that stall hand tools. Specifications Tool type Rotary cable stripper bit, drill-driven Drive 1/4" (6.35 mm) hex shank, removable Compatible drills Cordless drill/driver, corded drill, impact driver with hex chuck Sizes available 4 AWG (25 mm²), 2 AWG (35 mm²), 1/0 (50 mm²), 2/0 (70 mm²), 4/0 (95 mm²), 250 kcmil (120 mm²) Cable types Fine-stranded copper: battery, welding, solar PV, inverter, marine Body Chrome-plated steel barrel with enclosed blade In the box 1 stripper bit in the size selected Warranty QuickMech Lifetime Warranty, no receipt required FAQ Which size do I need? Match it to your cable's conductor size, not the outer diameter. Most truck and marine battery cable is 4 AWG to 2/0; welding leads and inverter runs are usually 2/0 to 4/0. Does it cut or crimp cable? No. This is a stripping bit only — it removes insulation. Use a dedicated cable cutter and crimper for the rest of the job. Where does it ship from? Every order ships from our warehouse in Ohio. Free shipping on US orders over $50.