Coaxial Cable Stripping Tool Fixpoint 77136 — for RG59/RG6 coax cables, adjustable stripping depth

The Fixpoint 77136 coaxial cable stripping tool is a manual hand tool designed for precise preparation of RG59 and RG6 coax cables used in TV, satellite, CCTV and cable installations. It removes the outer jacket, dielectric and inner conductor insulation in controlled steps using adjustable blade settings and a variable stripping depth. The tool is compact and intended for repetitive use where consistent cable end preparation is required before fitting connectors or performing terminations.

Advantages

The tool offers adjustable stripping depth to accommodate different cable diameters and connector requirements, ensuring a clean exposure of the conductor and braid without nicking the inner core. Its blade settings can be fine-tuned for dielectric and conductor insulation layers, providing repeatable results and reducing waste from damaged cables. The hand-operated design requires no power source and is suitable for field work and on-site installations.

Suitable for

• Preparing RG59 coaxial cable ends for connector fitting
• Stripping RG6 coaxial cables for satellite and TV installations
• Prepping cables for CCTV camera terminations and signal testing
• On-site cable assembly and repair where controlled stripping is needed

Key specifications

• Compatible cable types: common coaxial cables including RG59 and RG6
• Adjustable stripping depth for outer jacket and dielectric
• Multiple blade settings to control removal of insulation layers
• Hand-held, manual operation without power requirement
• Compact form factor suitable for portable tool kits

How to use

Place the coaxial cable into the tool’s guide and set the stripping depth according to the cable type and connector dimensions. Rotate the tool or cable as required to make a clean cut through the outer jacket, then adjust blade settings to remove the dielectric and inner insulation to the needed length. Inspect the exposed conductor and braid for damage and make fine adjustments if necessary. Once properly stripped, the cable is ready for connector assembly or termination.

Usage recommendations

Use the tool on clean, undamaged cable sections and check blade sharpness periodically to maintain clean cuts. Set the depth conservatively at first and test on a scrap piece to avoid nicking the inner conductor. Store the tool in a dry place and replace blades according to wear for consistent performance.