Voltclaw

01/02/2018

Safety + Health, the official magazine of the National Safety Council, has recognized Voltclaw as a top safety tool for electricians.

This value pack includes the all-nylon Voltclaw-12, the industry’s first nonconductive wire control tool, and the nonconductive to 1,000V Voltclaw Multi-Gauge.

12/11/2017

Have an electrician on your gift list? Or want to pick up two great two tools at a great price for yourself? Check out the Voltclaw combo pack at Home Depot!

The Combo-Pack includes our tool with T-Groove which tightly grips wires and removes twist-on wire connectors. And our Multi-Gauge tool which easily grips, grabs and moves 6-14-Gauge wires. These solid

11/21/2017

11/13/2017

The dynamic dual! Volt claw-12 and the Voltclaw Multi-Gauge!

Electrician tools: Nonconductive Tool Company’s Voltclaw Combo Pack gives electricians safer, more versatile wire control.

11/09/2017

Watch as our CEO Warren utilize both the Voltclaw-12 and Voltclaw Multi-Gage

Our CEO Warren Tarbell demonstrates how to use both non-conductive electrical tools at the same time.

11/03/2017

Hungry electrician alert: Today is National Sandwich Day. Check out these deals for lunchtime!

Go with the grain.

11/01/2017

Electricians, now here is a new way to use your truck to get business!

10/30/2017

Headquartered in Torrance, California, the Nonconductive Tool Company, LLC is committed to creating

10/30/2017

Check out how to use the Voltclaw Multi-Gage! https://youtu.be/PftP6g18dnk

Our CEO Warren Tarbell demonstrates how to use the Voltclaw Multi-Gage

10/30/2017

Do you know what "Baby Shoes" means in an electrical installation? It is the small copper lugs that accept circuit size wires. Check out the "wild world" of electrical slang and feel free to post your own!

Ten More Electrical Slang Terms Used in the Electrical Industry

10/25/2017

These nine spooky tales involve some type of electrical accident or electrocution.

10/24/2017

AMAZING SAVINGS ON VOLTCLAW COMBO AT HOMEDEPOT.COM!!! BOTH MODELS FOR $24.97.

The Combo-Pack includes our tool with T-Groove which tightly grips wires and removes twist-on wire connectors. And our Multi-Gauge tool which easily grips, grabs and moves 6-14-Gauge wires. These solid

10/19/2017

Watch as our CEO Warren Tarbell demonstrates how to use the Voltclaw-12

Our CEO, Warren Tarbell is demonstrating how to use the Voltclaw-12

10/19/2017

STAY SAFE: Electrical hazards cause more than 300 deaths and 4,000 injuries in the workplace each year. In fact, electrical accidents rank sixth among all causes of work-related deaths in the United States. Work safe, take precautions and use the right tools.

10/17/2017

Want to know how our tools work in the "real world"? Here is a user review from Tool Craze that puts them to the test!

A brand called NTC which stands for Non Conductive Tool Company contacted me about their products and was kind enough to send me over a Voltclaw-12 and a Voltclaw Multi-gauge … Continue Reading →

10/16/2017

Great to see the Voltclaw-12 been selected as "Amazon's Choice". Amazon selects "choice" products for its customers to help them save time and effort. It suggests highly-rated, well-priced products with Prime shipping -- like our Voltclaw-12! Only $14.95!

The VoltClaw12 safely moves electrical wires. It pulls, pushes and bends wires with ease. It is lightweight and nonconductive. The VC12 does not damage wire insulation. Use the patented T-groove tip to move the wires.

10/11/2017

The National Electrical Code (NEC) requires you to evaluate the equipment you’re installing to help ensure it’s appropriate for the specific application.

Make sure the equipment you’re installing is appropriate for specific applications.

10/09/2017

The big companies aren’t always responsible for the brightest ideas in electrical tools. Sometimes, the independent inventors who work in the trade create the products that advance existing technology. Check out this article in Electrical Contractor magazine that features our own Warren Tarbell, inventor of the Voltclaw!

Today, electrical systems and lighting technology are in a constant state of development. However, the big companies aren’t always responsible for the brightest ideas. Sometimes, the independent inventors who work in the trade create the products that advance existing technology. Curious? Proceed.�