Fluke Networks 11230002 Cable Stripper (Round Cable)

Fluke Networks 11230002 Cable Stripper (Round Cable)

• ADJUSTABLE BLADE
• FOR STRIPPING ROUND CABLES
• HIGHLY VERSATILE TOOL

Fluke Networks Cable Strippers

Fluke Networks offers a variety of cable strippers and cutters for coaxial cables, UTP/STP telephone and data cables and other flexible cables. Telephone installers use the Double Slotted cable stripper for 22/24 AWG wire installation. Use our Coax Stripper to perform 2-level and 3-level stripping of RG58/59 coaxial cables.

Our Cable Stripper has an adjustable blade depth to “score” without damaging shielding and conductors. And, our Combo Stripper is a highly versatile tool that quickly cuts and rings Teflon, smoothly slits fiber, copper and coaxial cables, and rings 25-100 pair cable without nicking the conductor.

Cable Stripper Choices

Double slotted

Designed for use with inside/outside JKT station wire, this 22/24 AWG wire insulation stripper with cutter is a standard hand tool carried by all telephone installers. Two slots side by side strip both IW jacket and individual conductors.

Cable Stripper

Adjustable cable cutter and stripper for round cables, UTP/STP telephone and data cables, and other flexible cables. Fluke Networks’ cable stripper provides effortless, finger-loop cutting and stripping of flexible cables. It features easily adjustable blade depth to “score” without damaging shielding and conductors. Use it to easily cut and strip round cables, UTP/STP telephone and data cables plus other flexible cables.

Coax Stripper

Perform 2-level and 3-level stripping on RG58/RG59, 162/6, and Belden 1694A coaxial cables. This spring-loaded stripper also features a built-in Allen wrench for adjusting the blade to prevent damage to the cable.

Combo Stripper

This highly versatile tool quickly cuts and rings Teflon, smoothly slits fiber, copper and coaxial cables, and rings 25-100 pair cable without nicking the conductor. To further enhance its performance, the stripper can handle different diameter cables, even smaller than 3/16 inch without any complicated blade adjustments.