Combine speed with sensitivity. Our professional stripping tools make your work easier than ever before. No matter whether you want to process small or large conductor cross-sections: You will always achieve a perfect result. This is because our stripping tools are suitable for different insulations and conductor cross-sections – and because you will find exactly the tool that suits your requirements in our large range.
In our range you will find the perfect stripping tool for every conductor and every cross-section. No matter whether for NYM cables, coaxial cables, or halogen-free conductors.
Our stripping tools fit perfectly in the hand. They are easy to operate and can be individually adjusted to the user by removing the handle cover. This makes work pleasant.
We have high quality standards. That is why our stripping tools are traditionally among the best on the market. They are extremely robust, last for many years, and are loyal companions in tough everyday use.
“Stripping” means the cutting and removal of the insulation. The following must be ensured in performing this task: the stripping dimension must be observed and neither the conductor nor the remaining insulation must be damaged. To avoid mistakes, use a stripping tool matched to the insulation and cross-section of the conductor.
The use of cable cutters (work-knives, penknives) is not recommended because the quality of the stripping then depends on the skill of the user. The quality is not consistent, even when the user is highly skilled.
Special types of insulation such as Teflon, silicone and Kapton require special stripping tools. These employ a shaped blade to strip the insulation.
After cutting the conductor, it is prepared for crimping. First, a predetermined length of insulation is removed without damaging the conductor. The subsequent contact point or the wire-end ferrule to be processed determines how much of the conductor insulation needs to be removed. Care must also be taken here to make sure that the cable is stripped to a high quality standard. Stripping errors that must be avoided are listed in DIN IEC 60352-2.
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Graham Shults
WPS Sales Engineer