Patented Nonconductive Technology
Nonconductive hand tools for electricians, contractors, and Do-It-Yourselfers. Push, pull, and bend wires safely — without the risk.
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Nonconductive hand tools for electricians, contractors, and Do-It-Yourselfers. Push, pull, and bend wires safely — without the risk.
Voltclaws are nonconductive hand tools for electricians, contractors and Do-It-Yourselfers around the world. Patented technology integrating the latest material science and innovative engineering allow us to manufacture these special application tools that assist installers to handle electrical wires safely and efficiently.
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Designed to pull 12-14 gauge wires from junction boxes, switch boxes, outlets and panels. Features V-groove tip, patented T-Groove, wire nut wrench, and wire loop bender.
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Sliding thumb mechanism grips wires from 6 to 14 gauge. V-Groove tip, ergonomic handle with large hook for pulling heavy wire from service panels. Won't damage wire insulation.
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Both tools together. Use one in each hand — completely detaches you from live electrical current. The safest way to work.
Buy on AmazonVoltclaw is committed to creating and manufacturing tools that help keep electricians safe and able to perform their functions to the highest level of their abilities.
In our Southern California facility, we put our products to the test to guarantee their durability, strength and optimal performance, incorporating the latest material science and manufacturing methods.
Great care should always be taken when working on electrical circuits. In case an electrical circuit is accidentally turned on while working on it, the VoltClaw significantly decreases the odds of being electrocuted.
Most metal electrical tools can damage the insulation which protects the copper wire. When bare copper is exposed it greatly increases the chances of electrical malfunction or serious injury. The soft and smooth edges of the VoltClaws allow an electrician to safely bend and move wires without damaging the insulation.
Using two VoltClaws, one in each hand, is a very safe way to work. Of course always turn off the electrical circuits before working on them, but this technique completely detaches the user from live and potentially deadly electrical currents.