These wire stripping pliers are built for clean, precise cuts on coaxial cables. The adjustable V-block and dual-blade system let you strip the outer jacket and dielectric layer in one smooth motion. A built-in mini hex wrench makes blade depth adjustments quick and tool-free.

This tool handles multiple cable types including RG58, RG59, RG62, RG6, 3C2V, 4V, and 5C. The V-shaped cable guide helps you control the stripped length, while the rotary strip action requires only 3 to 5 turns to remove the outer layers. The straight handle design gives you a firm grip and better control during repetitive work.

The carbon steel blades stay sharp through many cuts, and the adjustable knob lets you set the depth for each blade individually. Whether you are installing TV cables, network lines, or security system wiring, this tool delivers consistent results without damaging the inner conductor.

This is a practical choice for electricians, installers, and DIY enthusiasts who need a reliable coaxial cable stripper. The integrated hex wrench means you never have to search for a separate tool when adjusting the blade depth.

Key Features and Benefits

- Adjustable V-block that strips sheath and insulator in one operation for faster cable preparation

• Individual blade depth adjustment with an adjustable knob for precise stripping on different cable types

• Built-in mini hex wrench for quick blade adjustments without needing extra tools

• Rotary strip design that requires only 3 to 5 turns to remove outer jacket and dielectric

• V-shaped cable guide that helps control the length of stripped cable for consistent results

• Straight handle with carbon steel construction for durability and comfortable grip during extended use

Who Is This For

- Electricians and cable installers who strip coaxial cables regularly

• DIY homeowners setting up TV, internet, or security camera wiring

• Technicians working with RG58, RG59, RG62, RG6, 3C2V, 4V, and 5C cables

• Anyone who needs a compact, all-in-one stripping tool with built-in adjustment

Usage Scenario

Mark was running new coaxial cable for his home theater setup. He had struggled with a basic utility knife that often nicked the inner wire. With these stripping pliers, he set the blade depth using the built-in hex wrench, placed the cable in the V-block, and rotated the tool three times. The outer jacket and dielectric came off cleanly, leaving the conductor untouched. He finished all six cable ends in under five minutes.

Micro Comparison

Standard wire strippers often lack the adjustable depth control needed for coaxial cables, leading to damaged conductors or incomplete strips. This tool combines a coaxial-specific V-block with individual blade adjustments, giving you more precision than general-purpose pliers. The integrated hex wrench also eliminates the need for a separate tool, saving time on the job.

Specifications

Material: Carbon Steel

Type: Decrustation Pliers

Handle Style: Straight

Plier Style: German

Model Number: MT-2019B

Compatible Cables: RG58, RG59, RG62, RG6, 3C2V, 4V, 5C

Package Includes

- 1 x Stripping Pliers

• 1 x Mini Hex Wrench

Why You Will Love It

You will save time on every cable job because this tool strips the outer jacket and dielectric in one motion. The built-in hex wrench means you can adjust blade depth instantly without hunting for a separate tool. It is a simple upgrade that makes coaxial cable preparation faster and more reliable.

Questions and Answers

Question: Can this tool strip RG6 coaxial cable?

Answer: Yes, it works with RG6, RG58, RG59, RG62, 3C2V, 4V, and 5C cables.

Question: How do I adjust the blade depth?

Answer: Use the built-in mini hex wrench to turn the adjustable knob on each blade individually.

Question: Does this pliers cut the cable as well?

Answer: No, this tool is designed for stripping only. You will need a separate cutter for trimming cable ends.

Question: Is the handle insulated for electrical work?

Answer: The handle is straight and made of carbon steel. It is not rated for live electrical work.

Question: How many turns do I need to strip the cable?

Answer: Typically 3 to 5 rotations around the cable are enough to remove the outer jacket and dielectric layer.