Abstract: A hand tool with a stripping function comprises a first body, a second body, a first and a second handle plier, a pivot, an upper jaw section, and a lower jaw section. The first and second bodies respectively have a first and a second moving piece and a first and a second fixing member. The second handle plier is arranged symmetrically with the first handle plier and connected to the second moving piece. The pivot is pivotally connected to the first and second bodies and to the first and second handle pliers at the same time. When the first and second handle pliers converge, the movement of the first and second moving pieces drives the upper jaw section to move closer to the lower jaw section such that the insulating layer of the cable can be cut and separated by continuous pressing.

Abstract: A hand tool with a cutting function is disclosed. The hand tool is used for cutting a wire. The hand tool includes a first body, a second body, a first plier, a second plier, a pivoting piece, a blade, and a knife drill. The second body is arranged symmetrically with the first body. The second plier is arranged symmetrically with the first plier. The pivoting piece is simultaneously pivotally connected to the first body, the second body, the first plier, and the second plier. The knife drill corresponds to the blade, and the blade and the knife drill are respectively arranged on the first body or the first plier such that, when the first plier and the second plier are pressed, the blade approaches the knife drill so as to cut the wire.

Abstract: A cable stripping tool used for stripping an outer layer of a cable includes a first plier, a second plier, a cable receiving hole, a blade, a first clamping area, and a second clamping area. The second plier is pivotally connected to the first plier by a rotating shaft. The cable receiving hole is disposed on the second plier for receiving the cable. The blade is disposed on the first plier and opposite to the cable receiving hole. The first clamping area and the second clamping area are disposed on the first plier, and the blade is disposed between the first clamping area and the second clamping area; the cable receiving hole, the first clamping area and the second clamping area together clamp the cable such that the blade is able to cut the outer layer of the cable.

Abstract: A stripper, which can serve as a wrench, includes a body, an exchangeable tool holder, a blade, a fixing member and an elastic element. The body includes a hole and a notch used for accommodating a coaxial terminal. The exchangeable tool holder is disposed in the hole, and the exchangeable tool holder has a first side comprising a recess. The blade is connected with the exchangeable tool holder, and at least one portion of the blade protrudes out of the recess. The fixing member is movably connected with the body and includes a concave located in the hole to correspond to the recess and to form an opening along with the recess. The opening is used for accommodating a wire. The elastic element is connected with the fixing member to provide an elastic force to the fixing member.

Abstract: A stripper which can serve as a wrench is disclosed. The stripper comprises a body, an exchangeable tool holder, a blade, a fixing member and an elastic element. The body includes a hole and a notch used for accommodating a coaxial terminal. The exchangeable tool holder is disposed in the hole; the exchangeable tool holder has a first side comprising a recess. The blade is connected with the exchangeable tool holder; at least one portion of the blade protrudes out of the recess. The fixing member is movably connected with the body and comprises a concave located in the hole to correspond to the recess and to form an opening along with the recess, wherein the opening is used for accommodating a wire. The elastic element is connected with the fixing member to provide an elastic force to the fixing member.

Abstract: A stripping tool includes a body, an exchangeable tool holder, a first blade, a fixing member, and an elastic element. The exchangeable tool holder is disposed in the hole. The exchangeable tool holder has a first side disposed with a first recess. The first blade is connected with the exchangeable tool holder, and the first blade has at least one portion protruded out of the first recess. The fixing member is movably disposed in the body and includes a recess portion and a pressing end. The recess portion is located in the hole to correspond to the first recess and to form an opening along with the first recess, and the pressing end is provided for the user to move the fixing member to adjust the aperture of the opening. The elastic element is connected with the fixing member to provide an elastic force to the fixing member.

Abstract: A stripping tool comprises a body, an exchangeable tool holder, a first blade, a fixing member, and an elastic element. The exchangeable tool holder is disposed in the hole; the exchangeable tool holder has a first side disposed with a first recess. The first blade is connected with the exchangeable tool holder; the first blade has at least one portion protruded out of the first recess. The fixing member is movably disposed in the body and comprises a recess portion and a pressing end, wherein the recess portion is located in the hole to correspond to the first recess and to form an opening along with the first recess; the pressing end is provided for the user to move the fixing member to adjust the aperture of the opening. The elastic element is connected with the fixing member to provide an elastic force to the fixing member.

Abstract: A phone cable crimping tool is disclosed. The phone cable crimping tool comprises a body part, a first crimping head, a second crimping head, and a rotary unit. The body part comprises a first end and a second end; the first crimping head is connected to the first end of the body part; the second crimping head is connected to the second end of the body part; the rotary unit is pivotally connected to the body part, and the rotary unit is located externally to either the first crimping head or the second crimping head through rotary movements.

Abstract: A phone cable crimping tool is disclosed. The phone cable crimping tool comprises a body part, a first crimping head, a second crimping head, and a rotary unit. The body part comprises a first end and a second end; the first crimping head is connected to the first end of the body part; the second crimping head is connected to the second end of the body part; the rotary unit is pivotally connected to the body part, and the rotary unit is located externally to either the first crimping head or the second crimping head through rotary movements.

Abstract: A coaxial cable processing tool comprising a body, a rotary cutting module, and a crimping module are disclosed. The body comprises a first cable inlet hole. The rotary cutting module is mounted into the body, and it is used to substantially sever coaxial cables. The rotary cutting module comprises a movable rotary cutting unit, wherein the movable rotary cutting unit comprises a first opening, a first pressing section, and a first reacting portion. A first cutter is connected to the movable rotary cutting unit, and the first cutter can substantially sever coaxial cables. A first spring element is connected to the first reacting portion, and it is used to provide the first cutter with the cutting strength during rotary cutting; and a crimping module mounted onto the body is used to crimp coaxial cable with a coaxial terminal.