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Cabelcon Coax RG11 Hardline Stripper / Stripping Tool

SKU: 3371
GTIN: 5707957050144
Category: TV / Radio reception
Manufacturers: Cabelcon

The Cabelcon Hardline Connector Stripping Tool / Prepping Tool for RG11, RG8, and RG213 coaxial cables, as well as general cables with an outer diameter of 7.5-10.5 mm (e.g., some ikx and 1.7/7.0 cables).
Warning! Due to the wider blade spacing, this tool is NOT!!! suitable for RG11 CX3 compression connectors.

18,91 €

excl. 19% VAT , plus (Paket)

5 pc(s) In stock
Delivery time: 1 - 5 Workdays (DE - int. shipments may differ)

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Do not use the tool for 4- and 5-layer shielded budget cables with an 8-9 mm diameter, or CX3 compression connectors!

Handy and comfortable stripping tool for Cabelcon Hardline connectors
Supported cable types: RG 11 and similar up to 10.5 mm outer diameter (e.g., some ikx and 1.7/7.0 cables)
3 blades for simultaneous stripping of the outer conductor, the dielectric, and the inner conductor in one step
Blades can be precisely adjusted for different cable types using the tool's included key
Blade spacing preset to 11 mm

Tool Adjustment:

The tool is preset for RG11 cables.
Test the stripping. Hold the tool with the adjustment screws facing down, open the cable guide and feed the coaxial cable from the left. Close the cable guide. Then rotate the tool 4-5 times around the cable. Open the cable guide, remove the cable, and discard the insulation residues. The blade for the inner conductor must not damage it, and the blade for the sheath must not cut into the cable's braiding.
If a blade doesn't cut deep enough, adjust it using the tool's attached hex key: turn clockwise - the blade cuts deeper into the cable; turn counterclockwise - the blade cuts less deeply.
CAUTION! If the adjustment screws are turned too far, the tool can be damaged! Always adjust by only 1/4 turn to maintain control. If you're unsure about the adjustments - for instance, if the inner conductor gets cut, etc. - simply turn the blades several revolutions counterclockwise and slowly readjust.