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Lineman's Skinning Knives Lineman Drawknife Lineman Knife Pouch Brush Blade Ergonomic Skinning Knife Lock Back Knives CABLE PREP TOOLS HI-LINE UTILITY SUPPLY CO. Phone: 800-323-6606 Fax: 847-488-1285 www.hilineco.com 265 LINEMAN DRAWKNIFE LINEMAN'S SKINNING KNIVES Cable Prep Tools Cat. No. HL2056 Cat. No. HL2055-R The Lineman Drawknife easily removes insulation and semi-con from all types of cable. It's contoured blade and unique stripping edge safely "shaves" insulation or semi-con from a wide range Cat. No. HL2055 of cable sizes without damaging the conductor. Saves time, reduces potential for elbow injuries These 9" skinning knives have an ergo-engineered, and is safer than a skinning knife. Works on all soft-grip textured handle designed with finger stops types of cable. for maximum leverage and added safety. Ring fits over bucket hooks. Not designed for use in shot guns. BRUSH BLADE The extra heavy duty .074” chrome vanadium steel blade has a 5° offset angle and a scraping notch. Two tools in one: wire brush for cleaning up to 1000MCM conductor and a blunt tip knife blade that locks in open position and can be closed when not in use. Cat. No. Description 1570-3 7086-1 M4455-50 HLBB-1 Brush Blade Cat. No. Description Ring HLWB-1 Replacement Wire Brush 1570-3 8" Skinning Knife with flat handle Yes LOCK BACK KNIVES 7086-1 9" Skinning Knife with round ribbed handle No 7086 9" Skinning Knife with round ribbed handle Yes M4455-50 Skinning Knife for use with Hot Stick No 44005 • Premium quality 2-5/8" stainless blade. ERGONOMIC SKINNING KNIFE • Impact-resistant nylon resin handle with rubber insert. • Reversible thumb stud for one-handed opening. Cat. No. Description Cat. No. 7091 44005 Lockback Knife With a textured rubber handle, this knife fits com- 44005R Lockback Knife (rounded tip) fortably in a gloved hand. The Round handle allows the user to create the proper cutting angle by rotating the knife within the hand instead of repetitively turn- ing the wrist. 5 ¾" long handle. LINEMAN KNIFE POUCH Cat. No. 44006 Cat. No. 5163 • Premium quality 2-5/8" stainless blade. Leather skinning knife pouch • Slim silver anodized aluminum handle. • Reversible thumb stud for one-handed opening. • Includes removable belt clip. CABLE PREP TOOLS HI-LINE UTILITY SUPPLY CO. 266 Phone: 800-323-6606 Fax: 847-488-1285 www.hilineco.com 4 X 4 CABLE STRIPPER CONCENTRIC COMPRESSED COMPACTED Cable Prep Tools Insulation Thickness Cable 60 Mil 80 Mil 95 mil Size Max OD Cat. No. Max OD Cat. No. Max OD Cat. No. 6 .315 10-32540 - - .390 10-40075 4 .365 10-37540 - - - - 2 .440 10-45040 .465 10-47560 - - Cable 1 .465 10-47540 .515 10-52560 - - 36001H Tool Body shown with four different cutting heads attached 1/0 .515 10-52540 .565 10-57560 .590 10-60075 2/0 .565 10-57540 .590 10-60060 .640 10-65075 3/0 .615 10-62540 .665 10-67560 .690 10-70075 NCENTRIC Get on-the-job versatility with 4/0 .665 10-67540 .715 10-72560 .740 10-75075 four interchangeable cutting heads 250 - - .765 11-77560 .790 11-80075 on one compact, lightweight, end For CO stripper. Performs fast, precise, 350 - - .865 11-87560 .890 11-90075 cuts on insulated secondary type 500 - - .990 11-100060 1.040 11-105075 cables and others, both overhead 6 .315 10-32540 - - .390 10-40075 and underground with PVC or 4 .365 10-37540 - - - - polyethylene insulation. Design your own tools by selecting 2 .440 10-42540 .465 10-47560 - - Cable cutting heads for #6AWG to 500 1 .465 10-47540 .515 10-52560 - - MCM cable with insulation thickness' ED 1/0 .515 10-50040 .565 10-55060 .590 10-60075 from 45 to 110 mils. Cutting head combinations can be modified in the 2/0 .565 10-55040 .590 10-60060 .640 10-62575 RESS field as cable requirements change 3/0 .615 10-60040 .665 10-65060 .690 10-67575 from job to job. 4/0 .665 10-67540 .715 10-70060 .740 10-75075 Blades in cutting heads listed in table 250 - - .765 10-75060 .790 11-77575 make Square Cuts. Heads available For COMP 350 - - .865 11-85060 .890 11-90075 with Chamfer blades upon request. 500 - - .990 11-97560 1.040 11-102575 Ordering Information: 6 .315 10-32540 - - .390 10-40075 Specify desired Cutter Head part 4 .365 10-37540 - - - - numbers from table. Tool Body will hold up to 4 cutting heads at a time. 2 .440 10-42540 .465 10-47560 - - Cable Special sizes available upon request. 1 .465 10-45040 .515 10-50060 - - 1/0 .515 10-47540 .565 10-52560 .590 10-57575 Cat. No. Description 2/0 .565 10-52540 .590 10-57560 .640 10-60075 36001-H Tool Body Only 3/0 .615 10-57540 .665 10-62560 .690 10-65075 19207 Repl. Square Cut Blade 4/0 .665 10-62540 .715 10-67560 .740 10-70075 33690 Repl. Chamfer Blade 250 - - .765 10-72560 .790 11-75075 For COMPACTED 350 - - .865 11-80060 .84 11-85075 500 - - .990 11-92560 1.040 11-97575 SQUARE CHAMFER CABLE PREP TOOLS CABLE PREP TOOLS HI-LINE UTILITY SUPPLY CO. Phone: 800-323-6606 Fax: 847-488-1285 www.hilineco.com 267 ADJUSTABLE CABLE STRIPPER SEMI-CON SCORER Cable Prep Tools Quickly and efficiently remove cable jackets and insulations of various materials and The "Banana Peeler" adjustable semi-con scoring thicknesses including tool removes up to 90 mil. of "strippable" semi- tough polyethylene con shield cleanly without damage to underlying encapsulated jackets. insulation. Handle operation Cat. No. Description is effortless, even on tough insulation BP-1A 3/4" - 1-1/4" Semi-Con Scorer materials. BP-2A 1-1/4" - 2" Semi-Con Scorer • Accepts cable 34230 Replacement Blade O.D. from .5" - 2.5". • Will not nick conductor or concentric SEMI-CON SCORER • Strips URD Cables in seconds • Scores the extruded semi- • One handle for easy turning conductive shield of high • Adjusts to Cable O.D. and cutting depth voltage cable • Length: 8" • Removes PVC outer jackets • Set screw locks blade depth Cat. No. Description Repl. Blade (.001"-.100"). End Stripping - • Square and spiral cut settings. WS64-U-E CB50K insulation up to 345 mils Cat. No. Description Mid Span Stripping - WS64-U-M CB236 insulation up to 175 mils 1700-SS 1/2"-2" Semi-Con Scorer End Strip & Mid Span CB50K - installed 1800-SS 1-3/4"-3" Semi-Con Scorer WS64-U-EM Stripping CB236 - included 1678 Replacement Blade SEMI-CON SHAVING TOOL JACKET SLITTER Designed to shave bonded semi- • For round cables from .18" up to 1" con. Facilitates removal of non diameter and 8AWG up to 500MCM. bonded semi-con from older • Adjustable incision depth up to .118". deployed cables. • A pivoting blade makes spiral or • Shaves 15-35 KV cable. longitudinal cuts • Diameter range over the screen .071"-2.36" Cat. No. Description • Removes semi-con shield 1820 Jacket Slitter within 25mm and within 7mm 2109 Repl. Blade in reverse. Cat. No. Description WS76 Semi-Con Shaving Tool CHAMFER TOOL 43577 Replacement Blade This adjustable Chamfer Tool creates a 45° bevel on 15 to 35kv SEMI-CON SCORER Cat. No. Description Cat. No. SCS IC1 Chamfer Tool (.65"-1.26") Easy blade adjustment from 0 - .16" for IC2 Chamfer Tool (1.25"-1.875") cable ranges of .31"-1.77". Allows for CB163 Repl. Blade (.65"-1.875" longitudinal, spiral & square cuts. CABLE PREP TOOLS HI-LINE UTILITY SUPPLY CO. 268 Phone: 800-323-6606 Fax: 847-488-1285 www.hilineco.com CABLE STRIPPERS WS5 BUSHINGS These tools offer precision, no damage, Cable O.D. Cable O.D. Cat. No. Cat. No. stripping of insulation only or insulation and (inch) (mm) (inch) (mm) semicon simultaneously. Rotating stop bar WS5-.300 .260 - .285 6.60 - 7.24 WS5-.800 .761 - .785 19.33 - 19.94 permits accurate preset stripping lengths of WS5-.825 .786 - .810 19.96 - 20.57 up to 4". Bar can be removed for infinite WS5-.325 .286 - .310 7.26 - 7.87 Cable Prep Tools stripping. WS5-.350 .311 - .335 7.90 - 8.51 WS5-.850 .811 - .835 20.60 - 21.21 Specific size bushings, which match WS5-.375 .336 - .360 8.53 - 9.14 WS5-.875 .836 - .860 21.23 - 21.84 cable size, are used with the WS5 and WS6 WS5-.400 .361 - .385 9.17 - 9.78 WS5-.900 .861 - .885 21.87 - 22.48 strippers. Bushings can be changed quickly. WS5-.425 .386 - .410 9.80 - 10.41 WS5-.925 .886 - .910 22.50 - 23.11 Specify exact cable O.D. when ordering WS5-.450 .411 - .435 10.44 - 11.05 WS5-.950 .911 - .935 23.14 - 23.75 bushings. WS5-.475 .436 - .460 11.07 - 11.68 WS5-.975 .936 - .960 23.77 - 24.38 WS5 END STRIPPER WS5-.500 .461 - .485 11.71 - 12.32 WS5-1.000 .961 - .985 24.41 - 25.02 WS5-.525 .486 - .510 12.34 - 12.95 WS5-1.025 .986 - 1.010 25.04 - 25.65 WS5-.550 .511 - .535 12.98 - 13.59 WS5-1.050 1.011 - 1.035 25.67 - 26.29 Repl. Blade No. CB7-2 WS5-.575 .536 - .560 13.61 - 14.22 WS5-1.075 1.036 - 1.060 26.31 - 26.92 WS5-.600 .561 - .585 14.25 - 14.86 WS5-1.100 1.061 - 1.085 26.95 - 27.56 WS5-.625 .586 - .610 14.88 - 15.49 WS5-1.125 1.086 - 1.110 27.58 - 28.19 WS5-.650 .611 - .635 15.52 - 16.13 WS5-1.150 1.111 - 1.135 28.22 - 28.83 Cat.
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