LH-S06

Wire stripping tool

Prepare the wire for the next connection.

Insulation preparation
Connect adjacent tasks
Connected selection information

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Overview

A wire stripping tool for insulation preparation, linking cable preparation to termination tasks within assembly and maintenance tool kits.

Stripping tools address insulation while cable cutters sever conductors. Conductor material, insulation and cable construction influence selection; similar appearance does not make the two tasks interchangeable.

Features & working characteristics

Insulation preparation

Consider removal length and conductor protection in relation to the termination position.

Connect adjacent tasks

Work alongside cable cutters and crimping tools while keeping cutting, stripping and termination distinct.

Connected selection information

The model, connection part and application criteria sit in a shared reference linked to application pages and technical articles.

Start with these inputs

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Conductor material and cable construction
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Insulation type
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Cut condition and conductor integrity

Product profile

Model: LH-S06
Product family: Stripping & cable cutting
Application direction: Wire preparation for assembly and maintenance tasks.
Selection inputs: Conductor material and cable construction / Insulation type / Cut condition and conductor integrity
Connection part: Wire and insulation; select by insulation material and conductor construction.
Scope and limitations: Match the tool and connection part within the specified system; common materials or dimensions do not establish interchangeability.

IN DEPTH / LIHENGRIX

A closer look

Remove insulation while preserving the conductor

LH-S06 focuses on the quality of prepared wire ends. Once insulation is removed, the conductor should remain suitable for termination. Fine-stranded wire calls for attention to isolated broken strands and stretching. Wires with the same outside diameter may require different conditions because their conductors differ. Treat jacket removal and individual-core stripping as separate operations.

Link strip length to terminal geometry

Establish strip length from the next terminal’s barrel geometry instead of carrying over a previous setting. Too short prevents seating; too long changes exposed-conductor position. With a new batch or harder insulation, inspect a few prepared samples before continuous work.

Symptoms and diagnostic directions

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Observation	Check first
Insulation stretches without releasing	Material behavior, grip and supported conditions
Strands are nicked or missing	Stripping size, blade position and wire alignment

Workflow at the preparation bench

Arrange cutting, marking, stripping and termination in a clear sequence to reduce handling of bare ends. Keep defect samples for diagnosis but separate them from assembly stock. Reprepare damaged ends according to the work procedure.

CARE & ORGANIZATION

Care & storage

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Keep working surfaces and connection parts clean; check for visible damage, looseness and unusual wear before use.
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Follow the tool and matched connection-part documentation for use, maintenance and adjustment.
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Store away from moisture and impact, keeping accessories and model references with the tool.

MODEL QUESTIONS

About this model

What information starts the selection?

Identify the connection part first, then review: Conductor material and cable construction, Insulation type, Cut condition and conductor integrity.

Where can I find application references?

The application section links working contexts and the reading section explains identification and matching. Download the catalogue for a consolidated model reference.

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