Jonard
Jonard UST-150 5 in Cable Stripper 1/4 in
Strips RG-59 and RG-6 coaxial cable with a carbon-steel blade cartridge and cushioned grip
- Strips RG-59 and RG-6 coaxial cables cleanly
- Carbon-steel blade cuts outer insulation up to 1/4 in
- Hook-and-loop strip speeds repetitive stripping tasks
- Large finger loop gives secure grip without insulated handles
- Includes spare UST-215 blade cartridge for quick replacement
Jonard UST-150 Cable Stripper
The Jonard UST-150 is a hand-held cable stripper designed for coaxial cables such as RG-59 and RG-6. It features a carbon steel blade and a plastic body with a blue cushioned grip. A large finger loop and hook-and-loop strip aid control during stripping tasks. The tool includes a UST-215 blade cartridge for immediate use.
Installers working with standard coaxial cable
Technicians who regularly prepare RG-59 or RG-6 cables for termination will find the fixed stripping capacity convenient. The tool lacks an adjustment mechanism, so it cannot be calibrated for other cable diameters or insulation thicknesses. Users needing to strip twisted-pair, fibre or larger-diameter coax should select a different stripper.
Strips RG-59 and RG-6 coaxial cable
The blade cartridge handles outer insulation up to 5/16 in and cutting capacities of 1/4 in. It cleanly removes the jacket on the two supported cable types without damaging the inner conductor. The fixed geometry means it cannot accommodate cables outside the RG-59/6 range or thicker insulation profiles.
Highlights
- Strips RG-59 and RG-6 coaxial cables cleanly
- Carbon-steel blade cuts outer insulation up to 1/4 in
- Hook-and-loop strip speeds repetitive stripping tasks
- Large finger loop gives secure grip without insulated handles
- Includes spare UST-215 blade cartridge for quick replacement
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What type of coaxial cable do I need for the UST-150 to strip correctly?
This stripper is built for RG-59 and RG-6 coaxial cables, matching the stripping capacity listed for those cable designations.
Will the carbon-steel blade cartridge damage the centre conductor on older RG-59 runs?
The UST-215 cartridge uses a carbon-steel blade sized for the standard outer-insulation thickness on RG-59 and RG-6, so it strips the jacket without nicking the conductor.
How can I confirm the UST-150 is cutting cleanly after I start using it?
A clean strip leaves the outer jacket removed to the 1/4 in cutting capacity, the braid and foil intact, and the centre conductor exposed without nicks.
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