Knowledge
Cables, blade geometry, tool care—field knowledge in short, searchable articles.
What stripping actually does
Stripping is not just pulling the jacket off. Blade depth, grip and pull direction decide whether the conductor survives.
Read article → 02NYM, NYY, H07RN-F, PUR and solar cable: a field guide
Look at the jacket, the conductors and the print legend. Five common cable types and the tool each one needs.
Read article → 03Which cable knife: No. 16, No. 27, No. 28 or System 4-70
Choose by cable diameter and strip length. The classics suit fixed diameters; System 4-70 covers the widest range.
Read article → 04Tool care: blades, springs and handles
JOKARI tools are built to be serviced. Clean, re-blade and lubricate sparingly—it beats replacing the whole tool.
Read article →Frequently asked questions
Are JOKARI tools made in Germany?
Yes. JOKARI designs and manufactures in Ascheberg-Herbern, Germany; the company states 100% Made in Germany, and most products are TÜV / GS certified.
Will an automatic stripper nick the conductor?
Not when used correctly. The blade depth and grip self-adjust to the wire diameter, clamping and pulling in one stroke. The wire must be within the rated range and the blade must not be worn out.
Which tool for solar cable?
PV-Strip and PV-Strip Pro are designed for double-insulated solar cable with a 15–16 mm² stripping range and protect the tinned copper. PV-Strip Pro's blade geometry suits 6 mm² and above.
Is stock available and what is the lead time?
Common models are stocked in Shanghai; confirm by enquiry. Non-stock models are replenished from Germany, with lead time depending on model and quantity.
Can you provide datasheets and samples?
Yes. Product pages link to OEM datasheets and manuals; contact our sales engineers for samples and selection advice.
Do you support custom or volume orders?
The standard range covers most applications. For volume, OEM kits or special packaging, talk to us and we will confirm feasibility with the factory.