
From stripping to cleaving to crimping, this range let us standardize our termination kits across every crew. Quality is uniform and durable in daily use. Consolidating tool sourcing here simplified our whole operation.
Fiber cable jacket stripping tools that open the outer jacket to a controlled depth without nicking buffer tubes or fibers. Request a quote.
Opening a fiber cable’s outer jacket is the first physical step of preparation, and it must expose the buffer tubes and strength members without the blade reaching the fibers. A fiber cable jacket stripping tool scores the jacket to a controlled depth so it removes cleanly, protecting the delicate contents. A jacket cut too deep nicks a buffer tube or fiber; too shallow and the jacket tears raggedly — a controlled-depth tool gets it right every time.
Aevumix supplies jacket stripping tools with adjustable, depth-limited blades for ring and longitudinal scoring of common cable jackets. Built to expose buffer tubes and aramid strength members without damage, they give installers a clean, repeatable jacket entry across the cable types a build uses. Because clean jacket removal sets up every following preparation step, a controlled jacket stripper protects both workflow speed and fiber integrity.
Because the right tool depends on your cable construction and jacket type, we help you specify the correct stripper. Send your cable types and we will recommend a jacket stripping tool and provide a quote.
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From stripping to cleaving to crimping, this range let us standardize our termination kits across every crew. Quality is uniform and durable in daily use. Consolidating tool sourcing here simplified our whole operation.

The multi-port strippers handle 250μm, 900μm and jacket in one tool, which our customers appreciate in a field kit. Private-label finish is clean and quality is consistent. A dependable line in our tool range.

Across thousands of terminations the tolerances stay true — cleave angle, strip depth, crimp force. That consistency is what separates a usable toolkit from a frustrating one. These tools have earned their place in our kits.
Tell us what you need and our team will get back to you with pricing and availability as soon as possible.
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It scores the jacket to a controlled depth, exposing buffer tubes and strength members without nicking the fibers. A general knife risks cutting too deep and damaging the contents.
Yes. Adjustable-depth tools handle a range of jacket constructions. Send your cable types and we will specify the right tool and settings.
Our jacket strippers support ring and longitudinal scoring for end and mid-span entry. Tell us your access needs and we will confirm.
Too deep nicks a buffer tube or fiber; too shallow tears the jacket. A depth-controlled tool sets the correct depth for a clean, safe entry every time.