Ultrasonic Cleanings
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The D01627 has been designed to remove insulation from wire and cables, ideal for installation electricians. The design of the tool
enables the user to strip cable of 6 mm2(10 AWG) down to 0.082 (27 AWG) with an easy action gripping pad adjuster (A) and blade
depth adjuster (B) providing in the one tool what was previously only available by having several. The tool also has a cut off blade
(C) handling cable up to 6 mm2(10 AWG) stranded copper conductor
Setting
To set the tool for the required cable size, adjust yellow levers as needed. Use these adjusters to set the jaws and cutting blade depth
for a clean insulation cut while preventing damage to the underlying conductor. For smaller diameter cables, the gripping pad adjuster
(A) is set further back. For thicker or harder insulation, blade depth adjuster (B) is set further forward. The final adjuster settings will
be a function of cable diameter and hardness of insulation
Operation
Once set for the required cable size, the cable is inserted into the jaws of the tool and [he handles squeezed together. The will grip
and strip the cable in one action; to release simply relax the grip on the tool at the end of the cycle. Where longer strip
lengths are required, the cable may be allowed to protrude from the side of the jaws prior to stripping
Technical Information
As wires and cables with the same nominal cross-sectional area will vary in diameter according to whether they have solid or
stranded conductors, and upon the thickness of insulation, no precise setting table is practical. Incorporates a limiting self adjustment
feature by use of a floating lower stripping jaw, safe and accurate stripping will take place across a range of settings
Instructions
Tool should not be used on live electrical circuits.
Not protected against electrical shock
Always use CE / OSHA / ANSI or other approved eye protection when using tools
Tool is not to be used for purposed other than intended
Part Number Table
Description Part Number
Stripper
D01626
D01627
D01627
