Jonard Tools JIC-375 Three Hole Fiber Optic Stripper – Strips 1.6-3.0mm Jacket, 600-900μm Buffer, 250μm Coating, Precision Tool with Angled Jaw and Safety Lock

Very good product but a bit expensive

Works well. Happy with the purchase.

i’ve bought serval of the 8 dollar strippers, these blow them away definitely worth the price increase. cheap strippers always take 2-3 strips to remove glue from fiber. these strip first time every time been using for a few months .

I bought this to run fiber optics cable throughout my house. This tool turned out to be a heck of a lot more reliable than the similar-looking but only two-hole stripper that came with the cheap "fiber optics installation kit" I purchased from Amazon's marketplace. I was able to reliably strip fiber optical cables to install dozens of fiber optic terminations. The three holes/notches aligned perfectly to the size of my cable to allow clean stripping of the outer sheathing, inner sheathing, and acrylic coating on the core fiber. In contrast, I was only able to get about 30 or 40% reliability stripping with the two-hole stripper that came with my cheap installation kit. This tool definitely saved me a lot of frustration and has been worth the purchase.

These work well, feel good in the hand, and will strip cladding without having to hold at an angle. However, my set screw was adjusted incorrectly from the factory (this is a little disappointing and the reason I didn't give it a 5 star rating). I adjusted the set screw now these work for me flawlessly. I prefer the feel of these over many other fiber strippers on the market. Buy these with confidence, but make sure to test on some spare fiber and adjust your set screw if necessary. Background: I am a professional fiber splicer, so these see a lot of use.

Excellent product.

These strippers have worked perfectly for me on both single and multimode fiber. I didn't have to adjust my pair at all, unlike some of the other reviews. (The only minor problem I had has been stripping off the cladding of some bare fiber in very cold outdoor conditions (near freezing), breaking the fiber while trying to strip. However, I think this is more due to the fiber being more brittle in the cold; when I warmed it up it worked fine without breaking. The only other thing I can think of is maybe the metal of the tool contracts enough from the cold to make the stripping too tight. In any case, work in a room-temperature environment or warm things up and you should be fine.) I have had the best success holding the tool at about 45 degrees relative to the fiber, instead of directly perpendicular to it. Would definitely recommend this tool and buy it again if needed. Seems to be very good quality for the price, not the usual Chinese "junk" that seems to flood the market...

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