Wire and Coax Cable Stripper Dedra 1268S2 — insulation 0.5–6.0 mm², RG59/RG6

Dedra 1268S2 wire and coax cable stripper is a manual tool designed to remove insulation from solid and stranded conductors with cross-sections from 0.5 to 6.0 mm² and to prepare RG59 and RG6 coaxial cables. The tool provides adjustable, repeatable stripping depth for electrical wiring and AV/antenna installations, enabling controlled removal of outer insulation and jacket without damaging the conductor or inner dielectric. Construction and cutting elements are optimised for the common sizes used in domestic and commercial electrical and audiovisual work.

Advantages

The wire and coax cable stripper combines a compact, hand-held design with precise mechanical adjustment for conductor sizes 0.5–6.0 mm² and dedicated settings for RG59/RG6 coax. It enables consistent stripping length and reduces the risk of nicking conductors through controlled blade engagement. The tool's ergonomic handle and straightforward adjustment mechanism make it suitable for repeated use on site, while its capability to process both single wires and coaxial cables reduces the need to carry separate strippers.

Suitable for

• Electricians performing domestic and light commercial wiring tasks
• AV and antenna installers preparing RG59 and RG6 coaxial cables
• Maintenance technicians needing repeatable insulation stripping for repair work
• DIY users working on home audio, CCTV or satellite cable runs

Key specifications

• Insulation stripping range for conductors: 0.5–6.0 mm²
• Coaxial cable compatibility: RG59 and RG6
• Manual, hand-held operation with adjustable stripping depth
• Designed for controlled removal of outer insulation and jacket without damaging conductors or dielectric
• Compact ergonomic body suitable for on-site use

How to use

Place the conductor or coaxial cable into the appropriate stripping slot and set the adjustable depth or coax setting according to cable type and required strip length. Close the tool around the cable and rotate or operate the mechanism as specified to score and remove the insulation. For coaxial cables, position the tool to expose the jacket and inner dielectric to the required lengths, then remove the cut jacket and trim the braid or foil as needed. Inspect the conductor and dielectric for damage before making connections.

Usage recommendations

Use the stripper on clean, dry cables and verify the strip length on a scrap piece if working with a new cable type. Adjust the stripping depth gradually to avoid nicking conductors; for multi-strand wires, start with a shallower setting and increase only if necessary. Keep cutting edges clean and store the tool in a dry place to maintain performance.