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| Sealsmart RG6 Quad Coax Stripper, Blue |
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Item# 89254B
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Price: Normally $9.95
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Overview
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- No adjusting ever needed
- Use with all SealSmart BNC compression connectors
- Industry-standard strip length
Essential Info
Stripping cable jackets from the delicate wires within can be a tricky process. Now you can protect your RG6 quad shield coax cable from being nicked. The SealSmart RG6 Quad Coax Stripper is an economical tool specifically designed to strip the cable jacket from RG6 quad shield coax cable. Since the tool is pre-set for RG6 cable, no adjustments are ever required. BNC-style compression connectors are sold separately.
Important notes:
- Smarthome does not offer technical support on this product, please contact the manufacturer directly for all product support.
- Defective exchanges for identical item within 30 days of purchase. After 30 days, please contact the manufacturer.
What's Included
Cable stripper
Instructions
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More Info
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Open the SealSmart RG6 Quad Coax Stripper and place the cable inside. Close the coax stripper and rotate the tool around the cable four or five times. Pull the stripped end out from the cable stripper; be sure to fold the braid back over the cable jacket prior to inserting it into your compression connector.
Additional cable strippers are also available for RG6 coax cable, RG59 coax cable, and twisted pair cable (all sold separately).
Protect Your FingersAfter you've stripped the coax, save your fingers by using the flaring tool. This special tool quickly (and painlessly!) opens up the coax jacket to make inserting the connector easy. No more bleeding fingers!
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Specifications
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Specifications | | Platinum Tools Product No.: | 15021C | | UPC: | 899740000636 | | Dimensions: | 3 5/16" x 1 3/4" x 9/16" | | Strip Length: | .236" (industry standard) |
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