Miller® 103-D-J Series Fiber Optic Jacket Removal Device
Miller® 103-D-J Series Fiber Optic Jacket Removal Tool for 2mm, 3mm 250µm and 125µm
Item No: 80676
MFG Part#: 80676
The Miller® FO-103-D-J two hole design efficiently strips away the 1.6 to 3 mm jacket & 250 micron buffer coating from the 125 micron bare fibre in one compact tool that is factory-set & does not require any adjustment. Manufactured to precise tolerances, its diameter holes & V-openings in the blade allow for accurate & clean stripping without scratching or nicking the bare fiber. It features a pivot pin, spring & precision handles with printed stripping references to enhance the functionality & durability of the tool.
The only fiber stripper with stripping holes produced by the precise and repeatable wire EDM process is the Miller® FO 103 Series of fiber optic strippers. Other competitive tools utilize a grinding process to shape the stripping hole geometry. Tools from the Miller® FO 103 series are factory set and cannot be calibrated or altered. The tool's functionality may be periodically checked. A fine plastic bristles brush can be used to clean the instrument before and during the inspection to remove any debris from the entrance. Use dry compressed air to clean the aperture.
Caution: The tool should not be opened beyond factory preset limits. Forcing open the tool or bypassing the open position stop will result in loss of factory pre-set calibration and damage the tool.
Miller® 103-D-J Series Fiber Optic Removal Tool Features & Specifications
- For stripping 250 micron buffer coating from 125 micron optical fiber.
- Precision diameter hole & V-opening in blade allow for accurate buffer coating removal.
- Pivot pin, spring and precision handles enhance tool functionality and durability.
- Factory set, requires no adjustment.
- Prevents scratching or nicking of optical fiber.
- Easy-to-read stripping diagrams imprinted on handles.
- Made in the U.S.A.
Operating Instructions
- Insert fiber into the opening of the tool.
- Close the tool squarely around the fiber.
- Draw the tool along the fiber using thumb pressure while keeping the tool perpendicular to the fiber.
