Jonard JIC-125 Fiber Optic Stripper (125-250 µm)
The Jonard JIC-125 Fiber Optic Stripper is a precision tool designed to remove the 250 µm protective coating from optical fiber, exposing the 125 µm glass fiber underneath. It is used when preparing fibers for further processing, particularly cleaning and cleaving (precision fiber cutting).
The tool features a factory-calibrated stripping hole, eliminating the need for adjustments. Its specially designed blades minimize the risk of scratching or damaging the exposed fiber. Made of high-carbon steel, the blades are ground and hardened to ensure high durability and a long service life. Ergonomic handles with TPR coating provide comfortable handling.
Key Features:
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Designed to remove the 250 µm protective coating to expose the 125 µm glass fiber
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Factory-calibrated stripping hole - no adjustment required
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Precise coating removal with minimal risk of scratching or damaging the fiber
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Blades made of ground and hardened high-carbon steel for increased durability
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Ergonomic TPR handles for a comfortable grip
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Compact design for easy handling and transportation.
| Tool type | Fiber optic stripper |
| Coating diameter removed | 250 µm |
| Exposed fiber diameter | 125 µm |
| Number of stripping holes | 1 |
| Blade material | Ground and hardened high-carbon steel |
| Handle material | TPR (thermoplastic rubber) |
| Length | 131.76 mm |
| Weight | 120.66 g |
| Manufacturer | Jonard |
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