
Three factory-set holes strip the fiber down layer by layer — 1.6–3.0 mm jacket, 600–900 µm buffer, 250 µm coating — to clean 125 µm bare fiber. The stripping chart is printed on the handle, and the big return spring reopens the tool for the next strip.
| Strips | 1.6–3.0 mm jacket, 600–900 µm buffer and 250 µm coating — down to 125 µm bare fiber |
|---|---|
| Hole 1 | Strips the 1.6–3.0 mm jacket to the 600–900 µm buffer |
| Hole 2 | Strips the 600–900 µm buffer to the 250 µm coating |
| Hole 3 | Strips the 250 µm coating to the 125 µm bare fiber |
| Blade notches | Factory pre-set — no adjustment needed; will not scratch or nick the fiber |
| Head material | Alloy steel |
| Handle | Ergonomic molded grips — the stripping reference is printed on the handle |
| Spring & lock | Large return spring reopens the handles after every strip; locking latch holds the tool closed when not in use |
| Dimensions | 137 mm (overall length) |
| Weight | 71 g |
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