Description
Hanlong HT-322C1 RG11 Coaxial Cable Stripper
with replacement casette.
Suitable for RG8, RG11, RG213
distance between blades: 6.35mm (0.25″)
Blades’ depth are preset, usually no adjustment is needed. But if you find the stripper doesn’t strip your cable well, then you may user the hex wrench, which is installed on the bottom of the tool, to adjust the blades’ depth. Insert the hex wrench into the blade depth adjuster on the bottom of the stripper, then rotate the hex wrench clockwise (to cut smaller cable) or counterclockwise (to cut larger cable).
Repeat above steps to set the other blade.
The stripper is designed for stripping cables without any adjustment of V-Block.
Press the knurled portion on the upper jaw to open the stripper’s jaws.
Insert the cable you want to strip through the V-Block until the cable reaches the V-shaped cable guide. Then release the upper jaw to close the jaws.
Insert your index finger into the stripper’s finger ring. Turn the stripper clockwise 3-5 times. The cable’s insulation is cut while you turn the stripper.
Open the jaws and remove the cable. Pull away the outer jacket and dielectric to expose the inner conductor.
WHY BUY FROM US?
Knowledge. Call us up and the staff that answers the phone can answer your question! Our technicians have many years of experience in the satellite tvro industry. We also offer honest advice without any hard sell. We’re all West Australians and familiar with Western Australian towns and locations.
Track Record. We’ve been around for more than 20 years and intend to stay on. So you’ll know if you have any problems later down the track, we’ll still be here to help! Have a look at our website and you’ll see we still carry spare parts for receivers we sold 10 years ago.
Service. Place an order before 3pm and we’ll dispatch same day! We have dedicated dispatch staff so you’ll be sure your order will leave without delay.
