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Stripping
Stripping
Stripping
Introduction
Stripping and cutting tools
Stripping tool
Stripping tool for coaxial cable
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Introduction
Stripping
Stripping
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After a conductor has been cut it is then prepared for the next
step or for crimping. For this purpose, a specific length of the
conductor insulation has to be removed, while preventing dam-
age to the conductor. The length of the conductor insulation to
be removed depends on the terminal clamping point or the
crimp to be processed.
Professional stripping tools guarantee perfect results due to
precise adjustment of the tool to the corresponding insulation
and the conductor cross-section.
Precision tools by Weidmüller guarantee that the user will
always obtain consistent, reliable stripping results.
“Stripping” means the cutting and removal of the insulation.
The following must be ensured in performing this task.
The stripping dimension must be observed and neither the
conductor nor the remaining insulation must be damaged.
To avoid mistakes, use a stripping tool matched to the
insulation and cross-section of the conductor.
Do not use work knives or penknives because the stripping
quality when using such tools depends entirely on the manual
dexterity of the user. The quality is not consistent, even when
the user is highly skilled.
Preference should be given to hand-operated tools that adjust
automatically to the corresponding cross-section of the
conductor. They do not damage to the conductor during
stripping and avoid faults.
stripax
®
stripping tools guarantee a consistent stripping result
which complies with DIN regulations. The tools are rated
for standard dimension PVC insulation. Any PVC insulation
thicknesses deviating from normal can be set manually. The
conductor stopper and integrated wire cutter allow highly
versatile use of the tools.
Special insulation types such as Teflon, Silicone and Kapton
require special stripping tools. These tools strip the conductor
with punch blades.
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Introduction
DIN IEC 60352 part 2 contains references to stripping
faults which must be avoided:
The conductor insulation has
been damaged by the stripping
tool
Single conductors have been
damaged or cut off by the
stripping tool
Single conductors have been
twisted too tightly afterwards
Correctly
stripped conductor
Possible faults during stripping:
Insulation has not been cut
properly
Remains of the conductor
insulation are still to be found
on the stripped conductor
Single conductors are no
longer twisted.
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Stripping
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Stripping and cutting tools
Stripping and cutting tools
• or flexible and solid conductors with PVC
f
insulation
• able with double insulation in two processing
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steps without special adjustment
• utomatic opening of clamping jaws after
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stripping
• No play in self-adjusting cutting unit
• Long-lasting
• No splicing of single conductors
• Optimised ergonomic design
• Stripping length adjustable via stop
• djustable for different insulation thicknesses
A
• switchable partial stripping function
• emovable handle shells
R
• old-out cutting protection
F
• ustom marking with ESG device markers
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stripax
®
0.08 - 10 mm²
stripax
®
16
6 - 16 mm²
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• tripping: PVC insulated flexible conductor, size
S
0.08...10 mm² (~AWG 28...7)
• utting: PVC insulated flexible conductor, size
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0.08...6 mm² (~AWG 28...10)
• onductors undamaged due to special self
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adjusting stripping blades.
• rocessing of multi-conductors, with thin flat
P
ribbon cables and even multiple conductors in
one operation
• tripping: PVC insulated flexible and solid
S
conductors (~AWG 10...6)
• utting: PVC insulated flexible and solid
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conductors, up to 6 mm² (AWG 10)
• onductors undamaged due to special self
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adjusting stripping blades.
Stripping
Technical data
Max. stripping performance
Cable type
Conductor cross-section
Stripping length, max.
Cutting performance
Max. cutting performance
Tool data
Length
Weight
Note
stripax
®
Flexible and solid conductors with PVC insulation
mm
2
mm
mm
2
mm
g
0.08...10
25
6
190
175
stripax
®
16
Flexible and solid conductors with PVC insulation
6...16
25
6
190
175
Ordering data
Version
Type
stripax
®
Qty.
1
Order No.
9005000000
Type
stripax
®
16
Qty.
1
Order No.
9005610000
Note
Accessories
Type
Spare stripping blades
Note
Qty.
1
Order No.
1119030000
Type
Spare stripping blades
Qty.
1
Order No.
1119040000
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Stripping and cutting tools
• lexible and solid conductors with PVC, Teflon
F
(PTFE) and silicone insulation
• pecial stripping blades do not damage the
S
conductor
• No splicing of the single conductors
• Blade inserts can be easily replaced
• All inserts fit one housing
Technical data
Max. stripping length
Stripping diameter max. cutting performance
Tool data
Length
Weight
Selection of blade sets
Mini-duro-stripax
3–7
mm
mm
g
2.2
135
110
Colour blade set
Conductor diameter mm (min./max.)
AWG
mm
2
Insulation material
Information
white
0.3–1.3
28 …18
≈ 0.08 ... 1.0
PVC / silicone
yellow
0.2–0.3
red
0.3–0.5
green
0.55–0.8
24/7, 24/19, 22/1,
22/7, 22/19, 20/1
PTFE
blue
0.88–0.92
20/7, 20/19
black
1.0–1.21
18/1, 18/7, 18/19
32/1, 32/7, 30/1, 30/7 28/1, 28/7, 28/19, 26/1,
26/7, 26/19, 24/1
PTFE
PTFE
PTFE
PTFE
Ordering data
Tools with blade set
Order No.
9001280000
Order No.
9003500000
Order No.
9003700000
Order No.
9003710000
Order No.
9003720000
Order No.
9003730000
Order No.
9003740000
Tool with all blade sets
Accessories
Blade set
Set of stripping blades (Mini Stripax up to April 2003)
Information
Order No.
9006970000
9001290000
Order No.
9003600000
Order No.
9003610000
Order No.
9003620000
Order No.
9003630000
Order No.
9003640000
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Stripping
Stripping and cutting tool for conduc-
tors with special insulation Types for
conductor diameters 0.2 … 1.21 mm
(~ AWG 32 … 18)
Mini-duro-stripax
Blade set
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