Cable insulation stripper BLOW 8411# for RG58 RG59 RG62 coaxial cables (model HT312B)

The BLOW 8411# cable insulation stripper (model HT312B) is a hand tool designed for precise preparation of RG58, RG59 and RG62 coaxial cables. It removes the outer jacket and dielectric in a controlled manner to expose the conductor and braid without damaging the core. The tool is compact and suitable for field and workshop use where repeatable, accurate cable stripping is required for connector installation and terminations.

Advantages

The stripper offers consistent stripping depth and clean cuts to minimize rework and ensure reliable connector fit. Its adjustable cutting mechanism accommodates RG58, RG59 and RG62 sizes, providing versatility across common coaxial cable types used in telecommunications, CCTV and RF work. The hand-operated design requires no power source and is easy to carry to job sites.

Suitable for

• Preparation of coaxial cables for connectorization and terminations
• Telecommunication and network installations
• CCTV camera and video signal cabling
• RF and antenna cable work

Key specifications

• Compatible cable types: RG58, RG59, RG62
• Function: removes outer jacket and dielectric to expose conductor and braid
• Operation: manual hand tool, no power required
• Adjustment: adjustable cutting depth for consistent stripping
• Construction: compact, portable design suitable for field use

How to use

Insert the coaxial cable into the stripper and set the tool to the required strip length and cable type. Rotate the tool around the cable as indicated by the tool design to cut the outer jacket, then remove the severed jacket portion. Repeat or adjust depth to remove the dielectric and expose the conductor and braid to the specified lengths for your connector. Inspect the stripped cable visually to confirm the conductor and shield are intact before fitting the connector.

Usage recommendations

Use the tool on clean, undamaged cable; ensure the cutting depth is set correctly for the cable type to avoid nicking the inner conductor. Perform a trial strip on a scrap piece of the same cable to verify settings before working on installation-critical runs. Store the tool dry and check blades for wear regularly to maintain clean, reliable cuts.