- Purpose: The primary function of a drop cable stripper is to remove the outer jacket of FTTH drop cables, exposing the strength members and allowing for the attachment of connectors.
- Types: These strippers are typically designed for specific cable sizes, such as 3.1×2.0mm or 2.0mm/3.0mm indoor cables.
- Construction: They usually feature a compact, lightweight design with a handle for easy gripping and operation.
- Blade: The tool incorporates a blade (or blades) designed to cut the outer jacket without damaging the fiber optic core.
- Cable Guide: Some strippers include a cable guide hole to ensure proper placement and alignment of the cable.
- Ergonomics: Many strippers are designed with features like non-slip handles to improve grip and reduce hand fatigue.
- Universal Stripping: Some strippers are designed to work with various types of FTTH drop cables.
- One-Step Stripping: Some models offer a one-step stripping action to remove the jacket in two locations, exposing the strength members.
- Durable and Lightweight: The tools are designed to be durable for use and lightweight for ease of handling.
- Fiber Protection: Features like adjustable blade depth help protect the fiber optic core during stripping.
- Length Scale: Some strippers have a length scale to help determine the correct strip length.
- Ergonomic Handle: Anti-slip handles provide a comfortable and secure grip.
- Cable Guide Hole: Ensures proper cable placement and alignment for accurate stripping.
