Thermal Fibre Stripping Tool AUA-M8 | 1 to 48 Fibres | 8 Heat Levels

The AUA-M8 is a battery-powered thermal fibre stripping tool (hot jacket remover) that heats and strips the coating from 1 to 48 bare fibres, 1 to 15 bundled fibres or 2 to 24 ribbon fibres in one pass, at up to 160°C. It heats automatically at power-up and holds a constant temperature. Two modes give eight settings: HEATER mode at 120, 130, 145 or 160°C and SAVE MODE at 110, 120, 130 or 145°C, shown on four indicator lights that also show the battery level. The limit blade has a 20mm edge and strips up to 32mm of coating. A built-in 3500mAh lithium battery charges over USB Type-C and gives about four hours from a full charge, or about 400 strips in a row. Features and Benefits - Strips 1 to 48 bare fibres, 1 to 15 bundled fibres, 2 to 24 ribbon fibres or 1 to 12 invisible fibres: one tool for single fibres and ribbons. - Eight temperature settings in two modes: match the heat to the coating and save battery on lighter work. - Automatic heating and constant temperature control: ready to use straight after power-up. - Widening limit blade with 20mm edge: controlled gap so the coating comes off cleanly. - Cordless with 3500mAh battery and Type-C charging: no mains needed at the splice closure. - LED work light (double-click the power button) and a spare blade storage slot in the body. - Compact body of about 13.5 x 4.3 x 3.2 cm and about 230 g, with a carry bag. Applications - Stripping ribbon fibre before mass fusion splicing. - Removing coating from bundled and loose fibres in FTTH and backbone splice closures. - Cable joint and repair work where several fibres are prepared together. - Fibre preparation in the workshop or training room. In the box - AUA-M8 thermal stripper, USB charging cable, 2 adjusting wrenches, brush, tweezers, carry bag, lanyard, instruction manual, certificate and packing box. - With the spare blade option: 2 spare blades as well. Note: The heating area gets hot. Do not touch it while the tool is on, and let it cool before storing it in the bag.