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FF-KMS-K Longitudinal Cable Sheath Slitter

$29
★★★★★
* Ref. Price

Description

The Tool for safe longitudinal slitting of plastic cable sheaths with different thickness. Applicable either at the beginning or in the middle of the cable. Additional attachable pieces for slitting optic cables and cables with small diameter available.

Features
– Impact resistant plastic material
– Safe and simple handling
– No risk of injuries
– Adjustable slitting depth
– Double bladed knife made from hardened special steel

FAQ

Q1: What is the Longitudinal Cable Sheath Slitter used for?

A: This tool is designed for safe longitudinal slitting of plastic cable sheaths of varying thicknesses, applicable either at the beginning or in the middle of a cable run.

Q2: What are the key features of the Longitudinal Cable Sheath Slitter?

A: Key features include:

  • Hardened special steel double-bladed knife for effective cutting.
  • Adjustable slitting depth to match different sheath thicknesses.
  • Impact-resistant plastic construction built for durability.
  • Safe, simple handling designed to eliminate injury risk.

Q3: Can this tool be used on smaller optical cables?

A: Yes, additional attachable pieces are available specifically for slitting optic cables and cables with smaller diameters.

Q4: How can I request pricing or a product demo?

A: You can click the “Add to Quote” button to build an inquiry list or select “Request a Demo” to submit your requirements directly to the sales team.

Q5: How do I contact FirstFiber Technologies for sales or support?

A: You can contact customer support by emailing sales@FirstFiberTech.com or calling +86 021 51347338.

Customer Reviews

4.9 / 5.0 ★★★★★ Based on 55 customer reviews
Arthur Pendelton
October 15, 2025

Performing mid-span cable slitting on outer plastic jackets can easily damage internal buffer tubes if blade depth isn't precisely controlled. The FF-KMS-K Longitudinal Cable Sheath Slitter solves this with its adjustable slitting depth and double-bladed knife made from hardened special steel. It operates smoothly at either the beginning or the middle of a cable run without creating jagged sheath edges. The impact-resistant plastic body stands up to tough outdoor field environments, and the ergonomic design ensures safe, simple handling with no risk of injury to field technicians.

Claire Dubois
March 10, 2026

Comment: We equipped our regional fiber splicing crews with the FF-KMS-K slitter for mid-span access installations. At a reference price of $29, it offers excellent B2B value while delivering professional-grade performance. The ability to use additional attachable pieces makes it extremely versatile for slitting small-diameter cables and specialized optical jackets. Holding a 4.9/5 star aggregate rating across 55 customer reviews, this tool has significantly reduced cable prep times while preventing internal fiber scoring across our field operations.

Vikram Patel
July 21, 2026

Safely opening tough plastic cable sheaths of varying thicknesses without nicking internal fibers is a constant challenge during mid-span breakouts. The FF-KMS-K handles variable sheath thicknesses effortlessly thanks to its impact-resistant plastic casing and hardened steel dual blades. Our technicians appreciate how simple and safe it is to operate in tight vault spaces or elevated aerial platforms. For telecommunications contractors seeking a durable, versatile cable sheath slitter that simplifies mid-span and end-of-cable jacket removal, this FirstFiber tool is an essential addition to any field kit.

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