Fiber Optic Stripper

A 148 mm fiber-optic stripping tool with three precision stripping holes for removing the outer jacket and coating layers of fiber-optic cable in stages.

The 8PK-326 is suitable for FTTH installation, telecommunications fiber work, equipment-room maintenance, and fiber splicing personnel. Always use it according to the product manual, site conditions, and applicable work procedures.

The three-hole staged stripping design removes different cable layers and diameters step by step, reducing the need to change tools frequently. Correct technique and the specified operating range must still be observed; results should not be judged from a single function alone.

The precision-formed blades and fixed hole sizes do not require on-site diameter adjustment and, when used correctly, can reduce the risk of damaging the glass fiber. This design is primarily intended to improve operating efficiency, stability, and ease of on-site use.

Identify the fiber cable construction, then process the layers progressively from the larger stripping hole. Place the cable perpendicular to the matching hole, close the jaws gently, and pull straight along the cable axis.

Overall length: 148 mm; special three-hole staged design with fixed precision hole sizes. Refer to the instructions and cable specifications for the applicable layer diameters.

Stripped glass-fiber fragments are extremely sharp. Wear eye protection, collect fragments in a dedicated container, and never pick them up with bare hands.

Remove coating residue and glass fragments, keep the stripping holes clean and dry, and avoid striking the cutting edges or sharpening them yourself.

A three-hole fiber stripper is suitable for staged fiber preparation. General wire strippers have different hole sizes and blade profiles and cannot be used as a substitute.

Confirm that the fiber cable jacket, buffer layer, and bare-fiber dimensions match the three-hole design, and use it with a fiber cleaver, alcohol, and a fiber-scrap container.