INDEX-2 E Electrical and electronic symbols, Appendix II Electrical conductors, 1-1 conductor insulation, 1-12 conductor protection, 1-19 conductor size, 1-1, 1-10 copper-versus-aluminum conductors, 1-11 selection of wire size, 1-10 specific resistance or resistivity, 1-5 wire measurement, 1-6 Electrical diagrams, 3-6, 3-7 Enamel, conductor insulation, 1-18 Extruded polytetrafluoroethylene, 1-16 F Fibrous braid, 1-20 Fibrous tape, 1-20 Fixture joint, 2-7 Fluorinated ethylene propylene, 1-16 Flux, 2-35 G General wire-stripping procedures, 2-3 Grounded-type plugs and receptacles, safety,   3-16 H Half hitch, 2-39 Hand-wire stripper, 2-2 Heating tool, compressed air/nitrogen, 2-13 High-temperature pressure-sensitive tape, lacing, 2-45 High voltage precautions, 3-18 Hot air gun, typical, 2-13 Hot-blade wire stripper, 2-4 locally made, 2-4 I Insulation, conductor, 1-12 asbestos, 1-16, 1-17, 3-17 asbestos and varnish-cambric, 1-15 enamel, 1-18 Insulation, conductor—Continued extruded polytetrafluoroethylene, 1-16 fluorinated ethylene propylene, 1-16 mineral insulation, 1-19 paper, 1-17 plastics, 1-15 rubber, 1-13 rubber, code-graded, 1-14 rubber, latex, 1-14 silicone, 1-14 silk and cotton, 1-18 synthetic, 1-21, 3-15 thermoplastics, 1-15 varnish-cambric and asbestos, 1-15 Insulation removal, 2-2 Insulation resistance, 1-13 Isometric diagram, 3-8 J Joint, 2-7 fixture, 2-7 knotted tap, 2-8 solder, properties, 2-33 K Knife, stripping, 2-3 Knotted tap joint, 2-8 L Lacing conductors, 2-37 double lace, 2-40 high-temperature pressure-sensitive tape lacing, 2-45 self-clinching cable straps, 2-44 single lace, 2-39 spot tying, 2-43 Lacing conductors, double, 2-40 Lacing conductors, single, 2-39 spot tying, 2-43 Lacing shuttle, 2-38 Lead sheath, 1-22 Locally made hot-blade wire stripper, 2-4