Jonard
Jonard UST-185 Cable Stripper 5 in Mini Coax
Strips RG-59/6 coax and 26 AWG wire with a carbon-steel blade and cushioned grip
- Strips RG-59/6 and RG-6 coax cleanly with carbon-steel blades
- Handles 26 AWG solid and stranded wire for precise stripping
- 1/4 in cutting capacity tackles outer insulation in one motion
- Large finger loop and cushion grip give secure control
- Hook-and-loop strip feature speeds up repetitive cable prep
Jonard UST-185 Cable Stripper
The Jonard UST-185 is a compact cable stripper built for mini coax work. It handles RG-59 and RG-6 cables with a cutting capacity of 1/4 in. The tool features a hook-and-loop strip function and a large finger loop for control. Carbon steel blades and a plastic body complete the design.
Check cable type and workspace
Verify that your cables are RG-59 or RG-6 coax before ordering. The stripper is rated for solid and stranded wire at 26 AWG and outer insulation up to 1/4 in. No adjustment mechanism is fitted, so the tool works at a fixed setting. Ensure you have space for the standard cushion grip.
Suited for coax prep, not heavy cutting
Installers stripping mini coax for terminations will find this tool matches the job. Buyers who need adjustable stripping depths or insulated handles should look elsewhere. The product carries California Proposition 65 warnings for cancer and reproductive harm. It is not designed for larger gauge wires or different cable types.
Highlights
- Strips RG-59/6 and RG-6 coax cleanly with carbon-steel blades
- Handles 26 AWG solid and stranded wire for precise stripping
- 1/4 in cutting capacity tackles outer insulation in one motion
- Large finger loop and cushion grip give secure control
- Hook-and-loop strip feature speeds up repetitive cable prep
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What comes with the Jonard UST-185 and do I need extra blades?
The stripper is a single hand tool with fixed carbon-steel blades and a hook-and-loop strip feature; no separate blades or accessories are required for the listed coaxial and 26 AWG wires.
Should I pick a different model for larger coaxial cable or thicker insulation?
This model is rated for RG-59/6 and RG-6 coax with outer insulation up to 1/4 in; if your cable exceeds that diameter or insulation thickness, a larger-capacity stripper would be needed.
How does the 1/4 in cutting capacity work when stripping RG-6 on the bench?
The tool cuts and strips the outer jacket of RG-6 in one squeeze, exposing the shield and dielectric ready for connector fitting without a separate knife.
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