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TSK8000 Die Assembly | 0.071-0.080in Wire Diameter, 1-Conductor, left laying
$446.03
.071 – .080 2 inner conductor cable
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Description
These die sets are used with the TSK8000 Twist-strip™ to strip the outer jacket on multi-conductor cables.
This die assembly is designed to strip left-laying cables with one inner conductor and has an outside diameter from 0.071 to 0.080 inches.
Features
- Fits 0.071 to 0.080 inch cable diameter
- Strips outer jacket from 1-conductor left-laying cables
- MIL-DTL-32610/1 specifications
Specifications
Tool Frame:
TSK8000
Cable Diameter Range:
0.071 to 0.080 in
Cable Type:
1-conductor
Cable Lay:
left
Additional information
| Weight | .1 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 10 × 8 × 6 in |
| Brand |
Daniels Mfg |
Shipping & Delivery
SHIPPING INFORMATION
We can ship by UPS, or USPS and DHL Express. We ship nationally, and internationally.
Carriers In Use
SHIPPING COSTS
- International Shipping Quote has to be done manually due to dimensions, weight, end destination, and more. Please E-Mail us.
- Any manner or method is available, call if you need Priority 1-2 day or overnight shipping.
- We are shipping with UPS or USPS and DHL Express
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