Cleaning up an optical cable quickly and easily involves a few simple steps to ensure that it remains undamaged and functional. Here's how to do it:
Stripping the cable with the Tools
1. Feed the cable into the stripper
2. Place the plane of the cable bars parallel to the knife blade
3. Press down on the cable, with the thumb of one hand, and with the other, pull it to start cutting the blade into the sheath
4. Remove the sheath layer from one side of the plane of the bars, holding the stripper by the handle in one hand, and with the other hand, pull the cable through the tool
Stripping the fiber cable with a longitudinal stripper
1. Place the cable rods horizontally
2. Press the stripper and stretch along the cable on both sides.
(pull up the cable to maintain positioning)
3. Get rid of the remnants of PE
Cable stripping with a stationery knife
1. Place the cable rods in an upright position
2. Cut a thin layer of PE over glass rods on both sides
3. Using a knife, divide the remaining PE.
4. Release the optical module
5. Using nippers or side cutters to get rid of the remnants of PE
Cable stripping with potato cleaner
1. Place the cable rods in an upright position
2. Cut the shell over glass rods from two sides
3. Using a knife, divide the remaining PE.
4. Release the optical module
5. Using nippers or side cutters to get rid of the remnants of PE
