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Miller® FO-R12 Series Fiber Optic Ribbon Access Jacket Removal Device

Miller® FO-R12 Series Fiber Optic Ribbon Access Jacket Removal Tool
Item No: 80745
MFG Part#: 80745
Manufacturer: Ripley / Miller
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FO- R12

 Fiber Ribbon Access Tool Features & Specifications

  • Removes outer jackets from 12 count fiber ribbons
  • Factory set & requires no adjustment
  • Prevents scratching or nicking of optical fibers
  • All cutting surfaces are precision formed, hardened, tempered and ground
  • Tools for other fiber counts available upon request
  • Made in the U.S.A.
  • Length: 5.375 in (136.53 mm)
  • Weight: 2.5 oz (71 g)
  • Part No.: 80745

Using the Fiber Ribbon Access Tool

  1. Remove the Jacket
    1. Place the jacketed ribbon fiber in the stripping station located in the middle of the tool.
    2. Close the tool completely, keeping ribbon fiber securely in the stripping station to pierce through the jacket.
    3. Grasp the jacket between your thumb and fingers and pull the jacket to remove it. (This method is generally preferred instead of using the tool to force or strip the jacket, which can cause the jacket to bind up on the fiber or Kevlar yarn.)
  2. Cut the Kevlar Strengthening Yarn

FO- R12

 Fiber Ribbon Access Tool Features & Specifications

  • Removes outer jackets from 12 count fiber ribbons
  • Factory set & requires no adjustment
  • Prevents scratching or nicking of optical fibers
  • All cutting surfaces are precision formed, hardened, tempered and ground
  • Tools for other fiber counts available upon request
  • Made in the U.S.A.
  • Length: 5.375 in (136.53 mm)
  • Weight: 2.5 oz (71 g)
  • Part No.: 80745

Using the Fiber Ribbon Access Tool

  1. Remove the Jacket
    1. Place the jacketed ribbon fiber in the stripping station located in the middle of the tool.
    2. Close the tool completely, keeping ribbon fiber securely in the stripping station to pierce through the jacket.
    3. Grasp the jacket between your thumb and fingers and pull the jacket to remove it. (This method is generally preferred instead of using the tool to force or strip the jacket, which can cause the jacket to bind up on the fiber or Kevlar yarn.)
  2. Cut the Kevlar Strengthening Yarn
Products specifications
Attribute nameAttribute value
TypeStrippers