What is Armored Optical Cable Wire Stripper 8-28.6mm Cable Sheath Cutter Slitter
Price
Purchase Qty. Reference FOB Price
5-499 Pieces US$13.00
500-999 Pieces US$12.00
1,000+ Pieces US$10.80
Sepcifications
- Type Armored Cable Slitter
- Certification ISO
- Customized Non-Customized
- Condition New
- Transport Package Carton Box
- Specification Armored Cable Slitter
- Trademark FB
- Origin China
- Stripping Diameter 8-28.6mm
- Length 130mm
- Material High Carbon Steel
- Weight 280g
Product Description
Armored Optical Cable Wire Stripper 8-28.6mm Cable Sheath Cutter Slitter Product Description The Armored Cable Slitter is a professional grade tool ideal for slitting the corrugated copper, steel or aluminum armor layer on Fiber Feeder, Central Tube, Stranded Loose Tube fiber optic cables and ...
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