
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.
Flat drop cable stripping tools that open FTTH flat drop cable and separate its strength members cleanly. Request a quote.
FTTH flat drop cable has a distinctive flat profile with embedded strength members flanking the fiber, and opening it needs a tool shaped for that geometry. A fiber optic flat drop cable stripping tool scores the flat jacket and separates the strength members to expose the fiber cleanly, without the fumbling and fiber-nicking risk of forcing a round-cable tool onto a flat cable. For high-volume FTTH drop work, the right flat drop stripper is a real time-saver.
Aevumix supplies flat drop cable stripping tools profiled for common FTTH drop constructions, opening the jacket and releasing the embedded strength members to a controlled depth that protects the fiber. Built for the repetitive drop terminations FTTH crews perform daily, they give a clean, fast, repeatable entry so the following clean-cleave-splice steps start from an undamaged fiber. Purpose-built geometry is what makes flat drop preparation consistent at volume.
Because the right tool depends on your flat drop cable construction, we help you specify the correct stripper. Send your drop cable types and we will recommend a flat drop stripping tool and provide a quote.
| Type | Drop cable stripper |
|---|---|
| Use | FTTH |
| Place of Origin | Tianjin,China |
| Weight | 110g |
| Material | Carbon Steel |
| Grip Type | Ergonomic |
| Single package size | 21X14X11 cm |
Based on 10 customer reviews

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.
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Flat drop cable has a flat profile with embedded strength members flanking the fiber. A tool shaped for that geometry opens it cleanly, whereas a round-cable tool is awkward and risks nicking the fiber.
Yes. It separates the embedded strength members as it opens the jacket, exposing the fiber cleanly. Send your drop cable type and we will confirm.
Yes. It gives a fast, repeatable entry for the daily drop terminations FTTH crews perform, keeping preparation consistent at volume.
We profile flat drop strippers for common FTTH drop constructions. Send your cable types for the correct tool.
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