Fiber Optic Stripper

Brand : Technovate Pvt.Ltd.

Model : Stripper

KEY HIGHLIGHTS

Precision stripping removes fiber coatings without damaging the delicate glass core

Multi-hole design supports stripping of different fiber coating layers

Hardened stripping jaws ensure clean and accurate fiber preparation

Ergonomic and durable design provides comfortable and reliable operation

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DESCRIPTION

A fiber optic stripper is a tool used to remove the outer jacket, buffer coating, and sometimes the 250 micron coating from a fiber optic cable, exposing the bare 125 micron glass fiber for splicing or connectorization.

FUNCTIONALITY

Stripping Layers: Fiber optic cables have multiple layers, including an outer jacket, buffer coatings (often 900 micron or 250 micron), and the 125 micron glass fiber core.
Purpose: Strippers are designed to remove these layers precisely without damaging the delicate glass fiber, which is crucial for maintaining signal quality.
Common Types:
- Tri-Hole Strippers:
  These are the most common type, featuring three holes for stripping different layers: outer jacket, 900 micron buffer, and 250 micron coating.
Other Types: Some strippers are designed for specific cable types or have specialized features like integrated Kevlar cutters.
Precision and Accuracy: Fiber strippers are designed with precision in mind, with hardened stripping jaws and tight tolerances to ensure clean, accurate stripping.
Ergonomics: Many strippers have ergonomic handles for comfortable and precise use.

HOW IT WORKS

Outer Jacket Removal: The first hole is used to remove the outer jacket, exposing the buffer coating.
Buffer Coating Removal: The second hole is used to strip the buffer coating, exposing the 250 micron coating or the bare fiber depending on the cable type.
Final Stripping: The third hole is used to remove the 250 micron coating, exposing the 125 micron glass fiber.
Safety Features: Some strippers have safety locks for storage and angled jaw guides to prevent accidental fiber cutting.

FEATURES

Hole Sizes: Ensure the stripper has the appropriate hole sizes for the types of fiber optic cables you’ll be working with.
Ergonomics: Look for a comfortable and easy-to-use handle.
Durability: Choose a stripper made from high-quality materials for long-lasting performance.
Precision: Select a stripper with hardened stripping jaws and tight tolerances for clean, accurate stripping.

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