



The Voltclaw-12 is a nonconductive wire management tool for 12 to 14 gauge wires. It has two hooks to pull wires from junction boxes. It has a V-Groove tip used to push wires back into junction boxes. The patented T-Groove is used to move and bend wires. It has a twist-on wire connector wrench and a wire loop bender. Always turn off the breakers when working on electrical systems. Do not use if wet. Do not use if damaged. One-year limited warranty.
Pull wires easily without damaging the insulation
Easily remove Twist-on Wire connectors with leverage
Pushes Wires easily into small spaces
Non Conductive from 0 – 1000 Volts
Move Wires Safely & Easily
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Christian –
A useful tool for the proud electrician
As a commercial electrician this is particularly useful. Of course we would Never work on an energized cirucut, but if we did this would make it safer. If youre mindful, It will completly eliminate the risk, theoretically speaking of course.The hook makes snagging that ONE friggen wire you need out of a busy box or panel simple and quick. If you look there is 2 hooks, one on each end, and they are shaped differently. The one that looks like it would be better definitely is – and that’s all there is to it.The pusher makes being a lazy dirt bag and shoving all those wires in a junction box with out damaging the insulation easy. While you’re doing this you might even decide to use the other features of this device and be a craftsman for once. It actually is pretty useful for jamming wires to fit certain devices in shallow boxes nicely and somewhat neat, I’m talking to you GFCI in the elevator pit of medical city Dallas. I still remember.The wire bender is also notable, although not used terribly often. This is more for the pretty work we do. Panels come to mind using this you can bend wires into neat little 90° bends and it looks pretty sharp. If you take pride in your work you will like having this. It also can speed up your panel time as you can actually run the length of the wire bending it as you go. To explain this you can start with this tool on the wire at the branch conduit (or romex… If that’s your thing..) and then guide the wire along the path you want it to go, bending the wire along the way. When you reach its destination you just snip it, strip it, and land it. Boom. It quick and looks like a machine did it. Although this tool is made for #12 it will also fit #10 somewhat comfortably.The loop maker is OK but your strippers are probably a better bet. The strippers are already gonna be in your hand when you’re making loops anyway.The B cap twister is nice but because the tool is long it makes twisting wire nuts in panels and boxes difficult so I don’t use it often. Anyway, I’m a man and my fingers aren’t made of glass so I’ll survive.It honestly does make manipulating wire much easier and the learning curve is surprisingly small. There are some tricks I’ve picked up from using it but out of the box you will notice improvements to your work.
BBS –
Wire puller.
Great wire handling tool.
dT –
Duality product
The tool works great. I would say add it yo you electrical bag.
J. McGaw –
Not Something You’d Use Every Day…
…unless you are an electrician but it can come in handy for DIY work. As a DIY-er you should always be working with the power shut off to the circuit you are working on so the main practical use for the tool is in maneuvering stiff wires in a constrained space saving your fingers. BTW be advised that the illustration used to depict the tool is inaccurate — it is double-ended and twice as long as is shown.
D Clark –
Easy Push
It’s a simple tool that makes getting wired back into a box of breeze. I’ve always struggled with rearranging wires, and this allows me to push them back in place without the risk of damaging the insulation. I would recommend this for anybody that works in electrical boxes.
Jack –
Good purchase
Great tool
jes –
It can be a life saver.
This tool is very handy when dealing with wire that is tight in a box. I can reach back an push wire safely in order to make room for my switch or receptacle. It’s quite stuff so it doesn’t bend when you put a lot of force on it. It is now an essential part of my kit an goes with me on every job. I highly recommend this tool if you do a lot of residential work.
Joshua J. –
Unexpectedly useful.
I got this on sale and I needed $25 for next day delivery. I didn’t think it would be useful and I was wrong. It is so convenient for pushing wires into the back of electrical boxes and moving them when needed.