Universal Coaxial Cable Stripper Cutter Stripping Tool
The Universal Coaxial Cable Stripper Cutter Stripping Tool is a handheld cable prep tool built to strip the outer jacket and shielding from coaxial cable in a single motion, saving the time and inconsistency of using a utility knife. It’s designed to work across the most common coaxial cable types, including RG59, RG6, RG7, and RG11, and typically includes two stripping blades: one that removes the outer sheath and foam to expose the core conductor, and a second that strips the outer sheath while exposing the braided shielding underneath. Many versions of this tool also include a reversible cassette, letting one side handle RG59/RG6 cable and the other RG7/RG11, along with a built-in cutter for trimming cable ends. An adjustable stripping blade accommodates different insulation thicknesses, helping avoid nicking the shielding or conductor underneath, which can otherwise cause signal loss or a failed connector termination.
Key Features
- Strips RG59, RG6, RG7, and RG11 coaxial cable, covering the most common residential and commercial coax types
- Two-blade design, separately stripping outer sheath/foam and outer sheath/shielding
- Reversible cassette on many models, switching between smaller and larger cable diameters
- Built-in cutter, trimming cable ends without a separate tool
- Adjustable stripping blade, reducing the risk of damaging shielding or conductors during use
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Tool Type | Coaxial cable stripper/cutter |
| Compatible Cable Types | RG59, RG6, RG7, RG11 |
| Blade Configuration | 2 blades (core-exposing strip, shield-exposing strip) |
| Cassette | Reversible on many models (RG59/RG6 one side, RG7/RG11 other side) |
| Additional Function | Built-in cable cutter |
| Adjustability | Adjustable blade depth for varying insulation thickness |
| Handle | Ergonomic grip, finger-protected blade design on most models |
Best Suited For
- CCTV and satellite TV installers regularly terminating coaxial cable with F, BNC, or RCA connectors
- Home users setting up antenna or cable TV connections, where a clean, consistent strip improves connector reliability
- Technicians working across multiple coax sizes, given the tool’s compatibility with the most common RG cable diameters in one unit


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