Stripping tool Fixpoint W-11945 with 4 blades

The Fixpoint W-11945 stripping tool with four blades is a handheld cable and wire stripper intended for manual preparation of electrical and network cables. The tool provides precise insulation cuts and controlled stripping depth to protect conductors while removing jackets and sheaths. Its compact body and ergonomic shape allow steady handling across repeated operations, and the set of four replaceable blades offers extended service life and quick on-site blade change to reduce downtime during installation and maintenance tasks.

Advantages

The interchangeable 4-blade configuration ensures continuous operation by allowing users to replace a worn blade without replacing the entire tool. The tool delivers accurate, repeatable stripping results with minimal risk of nicking conductors due to defined cutting edges and adjustable contact pressure. The compact, lightweight construction improves maneuverability in confined spaces and simplifies one-handed use during network and electrical installation work.

Suitable for

• Stripping insulation from single-core and multi-core electrical cables
• Preparing data and network cables during installation and repair
• Field service and on-site maintenance where rapid blade replacement is needed
• Electrical panel assembly and wiring tasks requiring precise conductor exposure

Key specifications

• Type: handheld manual stripping tool designed for cable and wire insulation removal
• Blade count: four replaceable cutting blades supplied for redundancy and extended use
• Blade material: hardened cutting edges for consistent performance
• Adjustability: control over stripping depth and contact pressure to suit different insulation thicknesses
• Design: compact and lightweight for working in confined or overhead spaces

How to use

Place the cable into the tool’s stripping zone at the required length, adjust the contact pressure or depth if the tool provides such adjustment, and rotate or pull the tool according to the designed stripping action to cut the insulation without damaging the conductor. After making the cut, remove the insulation jacket by pulling it off the conductor. When a blade becomes dull, follow the manufacturer’s instructions to open the blade compartment and replace the worn blade with a fresh one, ensuring the cutting edge faces the correct direction and is securely seated before resuming work.

Usage recommendations

Use the tool on appropriate cable types and within the recommended insulation thickness range, inspect blades regularly for wear, and replace blades promptly to maintain clean cuts. Store the tool in a dry environment and avoid exposing cutting edges to corrosive substances. When working on electrically live circuits, de-energize the lines and follow applicable safety procedures and personal protective equipment requirements.