
A peg-style stripper that rings and slits small round cables with the blade depth set by screw, so the jacket parts without a nick in what runs inside. Three sizes, told apart by handle colour, cover cables up to 3.2 mm, 3.2–5.6 mm and 4.8–7.9 mm — loose buffer tubes and 2–3 mm indoor fiber cables, mini-coax and twisted pair included.
| Sizes | Three sizes, colour-coded by handle |
|---|---|
| Cable diameter — Grey | Up to 3.2 mm |
| Cable diameter — Blue | 3.2–5.6 mm |
| Cable diameter — Black | 4.8–7.9 mm |
| Cut types | Ring (transverse) cut and longitudinal slit |
| Blades | Three straight blades and one round blade; the straight blades ring the jacket, the round blade slits it lengthwise |
| Blade depth | Adjustable — screw-set for each jacket thickness |
| Handles | Spring-loaded, self-opening |
| Body | Moulded plastic body with steel blade hardware |
| Length | 85 mm |
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Five grooves, ten blade points, one pull: lay the loose tube in the groove sized to it — 1.5–1.9, 2.0–2.4,…
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