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For high temp applications. The type I have has 2 parts to the PTFE
insulation. The outer strips off easily with any old wire stripper, but however new , gap limited cutters , will not cut the underlying PTFE. Outer is double spiral wound PTFE sheet/ribbon I think, heated to lock together to a certain extent. The inner is more fibrous in nature. Cutting the remaining inner material , even difficult with a razor. The only technique I've found, is remove the outer as normal , then .5mm grinding disc in a Dremmel , only just touching, run all around and then pull off, rarely cuts a wire strand . Other than some mega-buck NASA/Mil approved cutter any other ideas? |
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