Longitudinal slitters, round-cable openers and access tools that open cable jackets and loose tubes without damaging the fibers inside.
The small-cable armored slitter: the red roller sizes the same one-hand body down to cables from 4 to 10 mm — the…
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The general-purpose armored slitter: hook it over any round cable from 8 to 28.6 mm, set the blade to the jacket,…
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The two-hand armored slitter: a grip at each end of the bridge keeps the gold roller square on heavy cables from 8…
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Long-nose pliers that reach into a packed patch panel, grip an LC or SC connector by its body and boot, and pull…
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Shaves a window into one loose buffer tube mid-span — the cable is never cut, the fibers running through stay live…
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Five grooves, ten blade points, one pull: lay the loose tube in the groove sized to it — 1.5–1.9, 2.0–2.4,…
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Four grooves cover every standard loose tube from 1.5 to 3.3 mm: lay the tube in the groove that matches it, close…
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A solid box that swallows the tube and slits it into two halves: feed the loose tube through the hole that matches…
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A peg-style stripper that rings and slits small round cables with the blade depth set by screw, so the jacket…
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The two halves clamp over the cut steel tape, a few counter-turns split it open — armour off the cable without…
View K-ST1 →Loose tube longitudinal slitter for opening central beam tube fiber cable jackets lengthwise: 4 groove sizes,…
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One hinged book of channels for the whole cable: nine sizes from 1.5 mm loose tubes to 11 mm center pipes, each…
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