
One squeeze slits the flat drop cable jacket along both edges and cuts the strength members — the jacket halves peel away and the fiber unit sits exposed, untouched. A graduated scale on the fiber support sets the strip length, and the handles are rubber-covered for a full day of drop work.
| Cable type | FTTH flat drop cable, 3.1 × 2.0 mm |
|---|---|
| Cable diameter | 2.0–3.1 mm |
| Strength members | FRP or steel — cut in the same squeeze |
| Jacket removal | Blades slit the jacket along both edges; the halves peel away without nicking the fiber |
| Strip length | Set against the graduated scale on the fiber support |
| Body material | Steel, black finish |
| Handle | Rubber-covered cushion grips — non-slip and ergonomic |
| Dimensions | 114 mm (overall length) |
| Weight | 150 g |
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