Bonded Screen Removal Tools
Universal tool for shaving the bonded semiconductor layer
of medium voltage cables 10-30 kV+. Working range between
10 and 50mm diameter. At the end of the shaving operation the
stop can be made manual by switching off the sliding guide part.
TOOLS
Adjustable cutting depth of blade - 0 - 1.2mm (steps of 0.1mm).
Part Number - GB-P20
Spare Blade including screws
TION
Part Number - GB-P20-S6
ARA
Sheath & Insulation Stripper
Dual function tool. This tool strips outer jackets with diameters
between 15 and 50mm, and XLPE insulation up to a thickness of
8mm or 10mm. The automatic feed (2 steps) and the 0 position,
PREP
for a radial cut, guarantees quick and accurate removal of the
cable jacket and insulation.
Part Number - GB-M20
Part Number - GB-M20-S5
replacement plastic rollers complete
CABLE
Part Number - GB-M20-S8 replacement blades (5pcs)
(10mm thickness of cut)
Part Number - GB-M20-S9
insert to protect the insulation screen
T
AGE
Chamfering Tool
VOL
For removing the sharp edge of the insulation after using the
insulation stripping tool where the jointing/terminating system
requires a tapered finish. Diameters 15mm to 40mm.
Part Number - GB-KG-05-3
HIGH
&
Tool Set
Complete cable preparation tool kit consisting of GBM20 sheath
stripper and plastic insert, GBP20 bonded screen peeling tool,
GB-KG-05-3 universal chamfering tool and a transportation box.
Part Number - GB-PM20
, MEDIUM
LOW
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