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  • The image shows a Milwaukee Tri-Hole Fiber Stripper with red and black handles designed for stripping fiber jackets, buffers, and buffer coatings of various diameters. Specifications for stripping sizes are also included on the image.
  • The image shows a Milwaukee Tri-Hole Fiber Stripper with red and black handles. It highlights features such as precise fiber fit, durable stripping holes, laser-etched size markings, a comfortable handle fit, and an easy access lever lock. The text “Precise & Controlled Stripping” is at the top.
  • The image shows a Tri-Hole Fiber Stripper diagram. It includes a labeled cross-section of a fiber optic cable indicating the fiber jacket (1.6mm - 3.0mm), buffer (600µm - 900µm), and buffer coating (250µm). The text "FOR USE IN" is displayed at the top.
  • The image shows a Milwaukee Tri-Hole Fiber Stripper with red and black handles, measuring 5.95 inches in length and 2.04 inches in height. The tool is designed for precise stripping of fiber optic cables.
  • A person holds a Tri-Hole Fiber Stripper, with the tool's jaws stripping a fiber optic cable. The text "PRECISE & CONTROLLED STRIPPING" is displayed at the top of the image.
  • A person uses a red and black Tri-Hole Fiber Stripper to strip the insulation from multiple colored fiber optic cables. The background shows networking equipment and cables.
  • Two people are working with electrical wiring inside a control panel, using a red wire stripper. Various tools and wires are visible, including spools of yellow and white cables, along with a black toolbox and a small canister on the left side.
  • Hand holding red and black wire stripper with visible brand logo.
  • The Fiber Optics Solutions Guide by Milwaukee features four tools: Tri-Hole Fiber Stripper, Buffer Tube Ringer & Slitter, Fiber Optic Drop Cable Slitter, and Kevlar Shears. Each tool is shown with its product number. The guide has a red header with the Milwaukee logo.
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  • The image shows a Milwaukee Tri-Hole Fiber Stripper with red and black handles designed for stripping fiber jackets, buffers, and buffer coatings of various diameters. Specifications for stripping sizes are also included on the image.
  • The image shows a Milwaukee Tri-Hole Fiber Stripper with red and black handles. It highlights features such as precise fiber fit, durable stripping holes, laser-etched size markings, a comfortable handle fit, and an easy access lever lock. The text “Precise & Controlled Stripping” is at the top.
  • The image shows a Tri-Hole Fiber Stripper diagram. It includes a labeled cross-section of a fiber optic cable indicating the fiber jacket (1.6mm - 3.0mm), buffer (600µm - 900µm), and buffer coating (250µm). The text "FOR USE IN" is displayed at the top.
  • The image shows a Milwaukee Tri-Hole Fiber Stripper with red and black handles, measuring 5.95 inches in length and 2.04 inches in height. The tool is designed for precise stripping of fiber optic cables.
  • A person holds a Tri-Hole Fiber Stripper, with the tool's jaws stripping a fiber optic cable. The text "PRECISE & CONTROLLED STRIPPING" is displayed at the top of the image.
  • A person uses a red and black Tri-Hole Fiber Stripper to strip the insulation from multiple colored fiber optic cables. The background shows networking equipment and cables.
  • Two people are working with electrical wiring inside a control panel, using a red wire stripper. Various tools and wires are visible, including spools of yellow and white cables, along with a black toolbox and a small canister on the left side.
  • Hand holding red and black wire stripper with visible brand logo.
  • The Fiber Optics Solutions Guide by Milwaukee features four tools: Tri-Hole Fiber Stripper, Buffer Tube Ringer & Slitter, Fiber Optic Drop Cable Slitter, and Kevlar Shears. Each tool is shown with its product number. The guide has a red header with the Milwaukee logo.
  • Data Comm Solutions Guide
  • Limited Lifetime Warranty logo 48-22-8327
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Tri-Hole Fiber Stripper

Our Tri-Hole Fiber Optic Stripper provides precise and controlled stripping, allowing the fiber to fit precisely in the stripping notches. The tool is designed with handles that offer a comfortable fit, enhancing control and grip. The durable, precision-ground stripping holes perform all standard fiber stripping functions, including stripping the 1.6mm-3.0mm jacket, 600-900 micron tight buffer, and 250-micron buffer coating. This fiber optic stripper is also spring-loaded with factory-set blade notches and locks for convenient storage. The Tri-Hole Fiber Optic Stripper is backed by Milwaukee’s Limited Lifetime Warranty.

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The image shows a Milwaukee Tri-Hole Fiber Stripper with red and black handles designed for stripping fiber jackets, buffers, and buffer coatings of various diameters. Specifications for stripping sizes are also included on the image.

Tri-Hole Fiber Stripper

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Key FeaturesSpecificationsReviews
Precise & Controlled Stripping
Precise Fiber Fit
Comfortable Handle Fit
Durable Stripping Holes
Easy Access Lever Lock
Laser Etched Size Markings
Precision Ground Stripping Holes
First Hole Strips 1.6-3.0mm Fiber Jacket
Second Hole Strips 600-900 Micron Buffer
Third Hole Strips 250 Micron Acrylate
Limited Lifetime Warranty

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Product Specifications

Material Composition
Metal
Length
2.04 in
Weight
0.25 lb
Height
5.95 in
Width
0.58 in
 
 

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