Adiustment Gauoe

Coref IllREODle

A, Open the tool by rotating locking latch downwards (Fig. 17). figurc B. Remov the cassene ftom the tool by moving the locking latch in the direction
ot the arrow (Fig 1 8). Then Push the cassette out of the tool by inserting wrench, or appropriate oblet, through hole in bottom of the tool. Turn blade adiustment set screws counterclockwise untilthey are fully retracted.
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C. Installation of adiustment gauge. The gauge is marked with difierent cable types. Install gauge so that the markings, which corresPond to the cable type to be stripped are above the adiustment screws (Fig. 19)' Close the

tool. Figrrc
19

D.

Adiustment of the adiustment screws.

Rotate adiustment screws clockwise until they touch the gauge (Fig. 20)' Then open the tool and remove the gauge. Install the cassette, and the tool is now ready for use.

OPERATING INSTRUCTION

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This procedure is recommended only in those cases where the 3-step strip you require is not available in one of the standard Corex@ ll Series cassettes.

The slide is the most unique and important part of the sftipper The slide allows you to ease the blades into the cable, reducing friction on the braid and dielectric as you strip.

A, lf your required strip length is s shown in Figure 13. you will choose
the 2-step cassette that matches your "C"-dimension. Mark cable at length A+C from end (Fig. 14).

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Recommended Settinos

Slide Progression
RG 58

Figqrc

ll

RG 59, A2

5, 4,3

RG 174,188,316

4,3

ArC --- i

RG6
Beldena2Sl RG 195. t80

5,4,3
5,4

Figw

4,3,2

B. Open tool, Inselt doax fr'btfiic{t ilci. locate mark on cable over the righthanded blade. C. Close and latch tool and strlp cable

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w=-

Ma* expced dielelrb here

Adiust your tool so that the appropriate slideprogression works. lf your cable size does not appear in this table,developlfeurown 2- or +stage sliding sequnce.

Note: Always step back of tool.

position on slide before pulling cable out

according to prior instruclion. Note: An adjustment of the tool might be necessary. A correet strip is shown in Fig.
15.

F,Sro l5

Warning! 3-step is not recommended tor most styles of RG 62, not for many cable styles with cellular polyethylene or other sofi dielectrics. Use 2-step tool instead.
Do not use stripper on coax cables with drain wires,

D. Mark exposed diloctric at length "A" trom end. E. Remove dielectric at the mark with a simple wire stripping plier (Fig. 16).

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Figure 1 shows what strip lengths any given Kitlcasse$e will give Reter to instruction material for your connector to detennine your strip requirements. Then refer to Fig. I to tind which cassette you should use.

Follow these steps when striooino with the Corexqll Coaxial Stripper.

A. Adiust slide to pas. 4 or 5.

B, Open tool by rotating locking latch downwards (Fig. 3). C. Mark jacket of cable for center conductor length. (lf you have a simple wire cutter, ignore this instruction. You car. cut center conductor to length after the strip or use conductor stop C-SI)

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Cassette

-.,/^$x' { \: -'tSr \|] 77 \J,'

V-block (Four V-blocks inctuded in each kit. see Fis 10 for size and colour.)

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FiguE
3

l-: Mtu;*] | ,64fi postttoned

2.step cassette(2 blades)

2-steD

strip
c

A'

202
(6,0)

207
(0,8)

203
(e,2)

Colour
(B) "/mm

red
0.24

blue
0,27

orange
0.36

c 202 yellow
O.47 \12,O)

D. Hold the tool with the handle towards you and insert coax from left into the groove position. Close and latch tool, (Figs.4 and 5)

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3-step Cassette Colour Blade Spacing (B) '/mm
(C)

s$tte(3 blades)

-T"a<Rt-)
E. Fuslt sllde forward to apprcpriaie start position (see Fig. 6). Make sure proper c
301

3os white
c
0,230 (6,8) 0.10 (2,5)

V-block is installed.
black

brown 0.329 0.109

"/mm

(8,3) (2,7)

0.220 0.220
1

(5,5) (5,s)

0.23s (6,0) 0.235 (6,0)

0.235 (6,0) 0.235 (6,0)

Flecommended Settings

Coax
RG 58

Slide Progesion 3.2,

1

Figure

*(A) can be adjusted with C-ST, conductor stop

RG 59.62 RG 174,1E8.316

5,4,3
4,3

5,4,3
Note the parts ot the stripper in Figure 2,
Belden8281

5,4
Red
Figure 6

s
Locking
Iatch

RG 195,180

4,e,2

F.

Fotate lool around coax about 5 times (Fig. 7). Push slide loruard to next position in sequence, Rotate tool again. Then push slide foroard to final position and rotate tool tinal 5 times,

G. Moves llde back one position, Then pull cable out carefully while squeezing tool (Fig. 8). ltthere is too much resistance or strip is imperfect, go to step 'H'.

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Select proper V-block by O.D. of wire (see Fig. 10)

V-block
I rgilIr

Cable

2,5-3mm
I

Adiustino the

corex@J_@eEle-sldppgI
2 mm 6llen

v-2
v-7

3,0-5mm
5,0 - 6,4 mm
6,4 - 7,6 mm
Figure 1o

Red

H. Inspct your first strip, Determine how deeply each blade hs scored the cable.

Blue Yellow

v-4

l. Adiust blade depth to match your cable size by turning allen screws at base ot tool (Fig. 9).

To change V-block, Open tool tully (Fig.

'11) until the springs holding V-block

Tips: lf a blade is near its proper position,

turn its set screw app.

90'.

Fiprc

release. Pull out V-block and replace with selected v-block. Note! with white v-block, you must position springs in holes.

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:i.

lf blade is a little far otf trom its proper position, turn its screw

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Figure I I

1270"-1360".
Note: adiust aobl so that the appropriate slide progression works (Figure 6), develop your own 2- or 3-stage sliding sequence. J. Tly stripping again, following steps A through G. lf strip is still not acceptable, adjustbladesone more time, followinginstructions
H and l.

Cassettes
Each cassette contains 2 sets ot cutting edges. Cassette can be reversed each time a blade set wears out. Numbers 1 and 2 are printed inside cassette to deterrnine usage.

lf braid is twisting too much, turn set screw tor braid-cutting blade +90" and turn set screw for iacket-cutting blace -90".
lf, after repeated adiustment, most ol braid will not cut properly, your blade set is probably worn out- Reverse cassette to try new blade set. Move lockino latch in direction of armw. wrench through hole in bottom of tool {Fio. 12).

6m -s)

Wilh RG 174 or other very thin cable, very line adiustment is needed. Expecl to make several adiustments (+30"), to reach proper blade depth. Use a fresh blade set. Use only high quality thin cable.

3-steo strip with

2.b|ffi

This procedure is recommended only in those cases where the 3-step strip you require is not available in one of the standard Gorex@ ll Series cassettes.

The slide is the mosl unique and important part of the stripper. The slide allows you to ease the blades into the cable, reducing friction on the braid and dielectric as you strip.

Alwavs use vour slide when vou strlD!

Recommended Settings

A, lf your required strip length is as shown in Figure 13. You will choose the 2-step cassette that matches your "C"-dimension. Mark cable at length A+C from end (Fig. 14).

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Figrrro

V-block

Slide Progresaion

A '

RG 58 RG

ll

59,62

5.4,

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1 a-c...-i
14

RG 174. 1 88.316

RG6
Belden8281

5,4,3
5,4

fiAuc

RG 195, t80

4,3,2

B. open tooi, insert boax fioffileft, and locate mark on cable over the righthanded blade. C. Close and latch tool and strlp cable

Ma* expGed

Adjusi ycur tcol so that the appropriate sude progression works lf your cable size does not apPear in this table, develop yilr own 2- or Sstage sliding sequence.

diel4tic heE

"c-a

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Note: Always step back

of tool.

position on slide beiore pulling cable out

according to prior instruction Note: An adlustment ot the tool might be necessary. A correct strip is shown in Fig.

Warnlng! s-step is not recommended for most styles ot RG 62, not for many cable styles with cellular polyethylene or other soft dielectrics. Use 2-step tool instead.
Do not use strippr on coax cables with dtain wires.

D. Mark exposed dielectric at length "A" irom end. E, Remove dielectric at the mark with a simple wire stripping Plier (Fig 16).

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16

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Adiustment Gauoe Corex@ lt "REDDY'

A, Open the tool by rotating locking latch downwards (Fig. 17).

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B. Remove the cassette from the tool by moving the locking latch in the direction of the arrow (Fig 1 8). Then Push the cassette out of the tool by inserting wrench, or appropriate object, through hole in bottom of the tool. Turn blade adjustment set screws counterclockwise until they are tullY retracted.

COAXIAL WIRE STRIPPER

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ta' '

Figiltr ll{

C, lnstallation ot adiustment gauge. The gauge is marked with different cable types- lnstall gauge so that the markings, which corresPond to the cable type to be stripped are above the adjustment screws (Fig. 19). Close the tool.
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D-

AdJustment of the adiustment screws. Flotate adiustment screws clockwise until they touch the gauge (Fig. 20). Then open the tool and remove the gauge. Install the cassette, and the tool is now ready for use.
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OPERATING INSTRUCTION

Figure 1 shows what strip lengths any given Kit/Cassette will give Refer to instruction material for your connector to detennine your strip requirements. Then refer to Fig. I to find which cassette you

Follow these steps when stripoino with the Corexqll Coaxial Stripper.

should use. Cassehe

A. Adjust slide to pas. 4 or 5.

B, Open tool by rotating locking latch

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-_ .r"tt-= | \ j Y \qJV -'LEl -\1- 7, v

V-block (Four V-blocks included in each

, ,

t"'tt.,

downwards (Fig.3). C. Mark iacket of cable for center conductor length. (lf you have a simple wire cuttet ignore this instruction. You can cut center conductor to length after the strip or use conductor stop C-ST)
D. Hold the tool with the handle towards you and insert coax from left into the groove position. Close and latch tool. (Figs.4 and 5) E, Push el:de fcn#ard to apprcpriatestart position (see Fig. 6). Make sure proper V-block is installed.

kit SeeFig

10

l{l-}.'','r
'{l-.c.-

for size and colour.)

oaaae
Blade Spaeang (B) "/mm 3-step ssette(3
0.24

vellow 0.47 (t2,O)

(6,0)

0.27

(8,8) *.
a'

0.3O

(9,2)

3-stepstrip

blades) -l
white
0.266 (6,s) 0.10 (2,5)

-keKg_l :: ,.L.
brown
0.328 0.1oe

| -*t'::d
liel* I
Slids

[ *_\l ,,r'l
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Colour Blade Spacil

(B) (C)

black 0.220 0.220

1

"/mm '/mm

(E.3)

(2,7)

(6,s) (5,s)

0.2s5 (6,0) 0.23s (6,0)

0.235 (6,0) 0.235 (6,0)

Recommended Settings

V.block

ProgE$ion

Figue

*(A) can be adiusted with C-ST, conductor stop.

RG 59.62

Etue

5,4.3 4,3 5,4,3

5,4

RG r74, 188,316 RG6

Note the parts of lhe stripper in Figute 2.

Beldena28l
RG 195,180
Figure 6
F.

4,3,2

Rolat t@l around coax about 5 times (Fig. 7). Push slide foruard to ne)d position in sequence. Rotale tool again. Then push slide fotrard to final position and rotate tool tinal 5 times.

Frgurc

G, Moves llde back one position. Then pull cable out carefully while squeezing tool (Fig. 8). lf there is too much resistance or strip is imperfect, go to step
"H".

Y4lesk
Select proper V-block by O.D. of wire (see Fig. 10).

V-block v-9
I rsilrc l(

CableO

Colour
White
Red

2.5-3mm 3,0-5mm
5.0 - 6.4
6,4 - 7,6
Figure 10

&iEliE@@
H. Inspect your first strip. Determine how deeply ech blade has scored the cable.

v-2

l. Adjust blade depth to match your cable size by turning allen screws at base of tool (Fig. 9).

N.
Fit$E 9

v-7 v-4

mm mm

Blue Yellow

) xr. - .lt \-l-Y-

To change V-block. Open tool tully (Fig1 1 ) until the springs holding V-block release. Pull oul V-block and replace with selected V-block. Note! With white V-block. you must position springs in holes.

*.4,

Tips:

lt a blade is near its proper position,

!'1i

turn its set screw app.

90o.

- +27C-t360".

lf blade is a little tar ofi lrom its proper position, turn its screw

117fr-::t
Figue I I

ilote: adiust to6l so tnafii-e

(Figure 6), develop your own 2- or s-stage sliding

ap!'ioor,;,:';ffi----;& sequence.

+
Cassettes
Each cassette contains 2 sets of cutting edges. Cassefte can be reversed each time a blade set wears out. Number't and 2 are printed inside cas.sette to deterrnine usage.

J. Try stripping .gain, following steps A lhrough G. lf strip is still not acceptable, adiustbladesone more time, followinginstructions

HandL

It braid is twisting too much, turn set screw for braid-cutting blade +90" and turn set screw for iacket-cutting blace -90". It, aner repeated adiustment, most of braid will not cut properly, your blade set is probably worn out. Reverse cassette to try new blade set.

Move lockino latch in direction of arrow.

With RG 174 or other very thin cable, vory tine adlustment is needed. Expec,t to make several adiustments (*30'), to reach p.oper blade depth. Use a tresh blade set. Use only high quality thin cable.

(Fio.12). Figue l?