Cable Jacket Stripper

Model CJS100

A precision stripping tool for removing the sheath from signal, telephone, audiovisual, instrumentation and data transmission copper and fiber optics cables

Features 10 position indexed blade height adjustment
Flexible: Strips the sheath from most multicore and fiber optics cables up to 0.43" in diameter
Tough: Tested to over 50,000 cycles
Strip Range: 2.5mm - 11mm diameter
Length: 3.6", Height: 1.6", Weight: 0.9 oz.

	Part No. Description Price
	0602CJS100 Cable Jacket Stripper, 0.43" Max. Dia. $21.50

OTHER WAYS TO ORDER: ($20 minimum order + shipping)
1. Email, Fax (1-732-381-1006; 1-732-381-1572) or Telephone (1-800-972-2225 or in NJ 1-732-381-8020)
2. Mail to: Electronix Express, 365 Blair Road, Avenel, NJ 07001
For Complete Ordering Instructions, Please Refer to Our "How To Order" Page.

For your convenience, our Order Form in PDF (106kb) or MicroSoft Word (36kb) Format can be used - To be able to print the PDF version, download your free copy of Acrobat Reader software from the Adobe site.

TO RETURN MERCHANDISE
1. To receive your RMA Number: Download our RMA Request Form. and return to Electronix Express. Please retain a copy of this form for your records.
2. After receiving your RMA number, please refer to your RMA Request Form for instructions on how to return your merchandise.

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Avenel, New Jersey 07001
Phone 1-800-972-2225 (In NJ 1-732-381-8020)
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Last Modified February 21, 2006