Cable stripper Cimco 120006 Black max stripping capacity 2.8 cm

The Cimco 120006 cable stripper is a hand tool designed for precise removal of insulation from electrical cables with a stripping length up to 2.8 cm and a minimum of 4 mm. Finished in black, the tool fits a range of cable diameters and provides a compact, single-handed solution for preparing wires during installation, repair, and assembly tasks. Its design focuses on safe, repeatable stripping without damaging conductor strands.

Advantages

The cable stripper offers adjustable stripping length control and a secure grip for consistent, repeatable results. Its cutting elements are configured to remove insulation cleanly while minimizing risk to the conductor. The compact, lightweight design facilitates use in confined spaces and reduces hand fatigue during repeated operations.

Suitable for

• Stripping insulation from single and multi-core cables with diameters up to 2.8 cm
• Electrical installation and maintenance work in homes and workshops
• Preparing cables for connectors, terminals, and soldering
• DIY electrical projects and small-scale professional wiring tasks

Key specifications

• Maximum stripping length: 2.8 cm
• Minimum stripping length: 4 mm
• Maximum cable diameter accommodated: 2.8 cm
• Finish: black
• Hand tool for manual operation

How to use

Place the cable into the tool’s stripping groove, align to the required stripping length, and clamp the tool around the insulation. Rotate or pull the tool as appropriate for the model until the insulation is cut through, then remove the cut section to expose the conductor. Inspect the exposed conductor for any nicks or damage before making electrical connections. For repeat operations, maintain a steady hand and consistent alignment to preserve conductor integrity.

Usage recommendations

Use the tool only on cables within the stated diameter and stripping length ranges. Regularly check the cutting elements for wear and replace the tool if insulation removal becomes inconsistent. Wear appropriate eye protection and follow standard electrical safety procedures, including disconnecting power before working on live circuits.