bad on rubbery sheath. does tent to twist. with rubber sheath i tend to use electricians knife (gently).
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LOve mine .I'm always on the look out for a tool that makes the working life easier.
At present, I strip the cable the way I expect most of you do. Side cutters first to snip the end of the cable (exposing the cpc) then pull back the cpc to the required length, then cut off grey outer sheathing, leaving the 3 conductors with just the basic insulation on.
I have no experience with the CK automatic wire strippers, are they worth it? In particular are they quicker than the standard method, also are they easier on the wrists? Or, are they too big and cumbersome and more of a gimmick?
Also, any other automatic wire strippers that are just as good or better?
Oh yes... one last thing.... Can you use them on round flex cable to remove the outer insulation?
C.K Automatic Wire Stripper
Save time while working on electrical tasks using the C.K Automatic Wire Stripper. This versatile product is suitable for stripping both flat and round cables and wires. All it takes is two clicks to remove the outer sheath, as well as extracting the inner conductors in a cable.The tool is...www.toolstation.com
100% agree but bloody expensive ! I Have the red CK strippers and they do just about all my work. I dont lose any sleep about the small % that i flaff about with etc. I want to buy the new type when i can locate them cheap !I don't know if it's these you have, but I find them ideal inside back box's, the T&E fits through the handle and gets right inside to strip the outer sheathing, they also strip all the cores : CK T1260 Automatic TW/E Cable & Wire Stripper | CK (T1260) -
100% agree but bloody expensive ! I Have the red CK strippers and they do just about all my work. I dont lose any sleep about the small % that i flaff about with etc. I want to buy the new type when i can locate them cheap !
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I know it's 6 months since but that really does have the sound of 'an apprentice at work' about it.?Would like to find a reliable and simple way to strip H07RN-F as still using Stanley knife for sheath but requires quite a bit of care to avoid nicking the primary insulation.
I have been using the Knipex ergostrip for H07RN-F seems great so far for up to 1.5 3core it will ring it and there is a small enclosed blade on the side that will strip it length ways. Quite a handy tool actually, I was surprised how versatile it is and have used it for all sorts, even works well on the inner sheath of SWA up to about 2.5 3core.I have one of the CK strippers and its great for T&E. Sort of works for some round cables as well.
Would like to find a reliable and simple way to strip H07RN-F as still using Stanley knife for sheath but requires quite a bit of care to avoid nicking the primary insulation.
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