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Optical Fiber Cable Jacket Slitter TK-10

Optical Fiber Cable Jacket Slitter TK-10

Stanlay TK-10 is a simple-to-use and effective tool to remove the outer jacket of optic fiber cables up to 25mm diameter. Fiber is placed in the groove and the Cable Slitter is moved along the length to cut the sheath

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Features

V-opening in blade
Perfect tool for cutting outer jackets of a variety of fiber optic
Cables of loose or ribbon type.
For various size of cable
10-25mm diameters cables

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Optical Fiber Cable Jacket Slitter TK-10

Optical Fiber Cable Jacket Slitter TK-10

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