Deep reach romax wire inciser

Abstract

The outer insulation of an Electrical wire cable is easily and ergonomically incised to allow ease of removal from deep within the electrical outlet box without damage. The fixed angulated guide of the tool, precisely aligns a knife through the romax as the user pulls outward from within the electrical box exposing the inner wires without damaging the electrical box, internal wires or area surrounding the box. The external circumference of the romax wire is split to such a length within the box as to facilitate ease of removal and increase the speed by which an electrician can complete the wiring of such an electrical outlet. Another function of the deep slit allows the wiring inside the romax to be exposed at the greatest allowable length inside the electrical box to facilitate ease of bending and final use of the internal wires found within the outer casing of the romax style wire by the Electrician or end user.

1 . A device with a pivot point at proximal end of the devise which is comprised of a linear set of beams which serve as a handle and a guide by which the romax, oval shaped multiple strand wire, is precisely guided.  
   
   
       2 . A Devise with a blade mounted in the distal end allowing a maximum reach into an electrical box without interference, to greatly improve the amount of exterior insulation that can be made ready for finish by a technician.  
   
   
       3 . A device with a minimum of one removable or fixed blade with a knife edge shape angled from a central position as it relates to the linear handle portion of the holder, to allow slitting to take place in either direction by either a left hand or right hand person.  
   
   
       4 . A Devise with a blade that punctures the outer insulation covering of a wire by general closing without tilting or twisting the devise.  
   
   
       5 . A device with an angled fixed or removable guide area, as it relates to the handle beam area of the devise, to allow ergonomic handling of romax, oval shaped multiple strand wire and other types of insulated wires and cables by either a left hand or right hand person.  
   
   
       6 . A device with a multiple piece handle with build in stops at proximal end, to regulate the opening width of the device, relative to the pivot point when not in use.  
   
   
       7 . A device with a specific guide which positions the blade members in a recessed area upon closing relative to the romax style, oval shaped wire or cable located by such guides in either of the handle members or both of the handle members.  
   
   
       8 . A device with a specific shaped guide area length of more then 2 times the thickness of the romax style, oval shaped wire or wire cable, on both sides of a stationary blade, to significantly improve the functional use of such device without binding.  
   
   
       9 . A device with a substantial reach capability to allow the user to reach deep inside an electrical box, without pinching or injuring themselves, to access the insulated wire or cable without damaging the internal components found in these wires or cables when using such an instrument or tool.  
   
   
       10 . A device with a non-blunt lead-in at the ends of the guide area, along the linear handle, holding beam, to allow the wire or cable to glide through the instrument easily without binding.  
   
   
       11 . A device with smooth outer surfaces tapered in a way to allow it to slide easily into and out of a tool belt holder or other related pocket type holder, easily accessed by the user of such a devise for quick and easy access without causing injury to the user when accessing the devise from their tool belt or supporting holder.  
   
   
       12 . A device with a spring which opens the guide area of such a devise when pressure is released from the two external handle beam members when not in use by the operator.  
   
   
       13 . A device with an undercut blade hold area greatly improving the cost associated with Manufacturing the devise and allowing the operator to easily align the wire.  
   
   
       14 . A devise with the linear handle beam and functional tooling area on the same side of a pivoting axis point.