Pacer's duplex boat cable is built for flexibility and longevity in tough environments. This cable is made from stranded tinned conductors and proprietary PVC insulation. Our duplex boat cable is available in a host of gauge sizes, as well as reel sizes, and carries a range of compliances. See more at https://www.pacergroup.net/cable/boat-cable/duplex-boat-cable/ music: www.bensound.com

Properly stripping round boat cable is easier than you may think. For this task, we are going to need three types of tools; cable cutters, a round cable stripping tool, and a wire stripper. For the cutters, we will use high-leverage cable cutters. We will start by measuring our cable. When you measure your cable to cut, be sure to add an extra inch or two. It's better to have your cable slightly too long rather than slightly too short. The high leverage cable cutter will cut through the multi-conductor cable with ease. For round cables, you can use either the round cable slit tool or the ideal cable stripper. For a larger cable diameter, the VT45-144 is the optimal choice. After adjusting your blade to the proper depth, simply open the mouth of the tool and place it over the round cable. Make at least one full pass around the cable. You can pull the jacket off revealing the inner conductors. Now we will use our wire strippers. For this we'll use our compact wire stripper as it covers the gauge sizes we will be working with. After figuring out the correct amount of insulation to strip, we will use our strippers to cut the insulation while pulling it away from the main section which exposes the internal conductors. All that's left is to repeat the process on the remaining wires. And that's it. With the proper tools, you can safely cut and strip round boat cables without damaging the insulation or the internal conductors. You'll find the round boat cable and the tools you've seen here, at PacerGroup.net music: https://www.bensound.com

Pacer's triplex boat cable is made from stranded tinned copper and carries our proprietary PVC jacket. It is built for flexibility in tight spaces and longevity in the harshest marine conditions. Our triplex boat cable is available in a range of gauge sizes, as well as reel sizes, and carries a host of compliances. See more at https://www.pacergroup.net/cable/boat-cable/triplex-boat-cable/ music: www.bensound.com

Safely stripping duplex boat cable is simple when you have the right tools. We are going to need two types of tools; a cable cutter and a wire stripper. For the cutters, we will use high-leverage cable cutters. We will start by measuring our cable. Be sure to add an extra inch or two. It's better to have your cable slightly too long rather than slightly too short. The high leverage cable cutter will cut through the multi-conductor cable with ease. Next, we will remove the outer jacket. If needed you can make a slit between the conductors to make the removal easier. With the outer jacket removed, we can use our wire strippers on the internal conductors. For this, we'll use our compact wire stripper as it covers the gauge sizes we will be working with. After figuring out the correct amount of insulation to strip, we will use our strippers to cut the insulation while pulling it away from the main section which exposes the internal conductors. Now we will repeat the process on the remaining wires. And that's it. With the proper tools, you can safely cut and strip duplex boat cables without damaging the insulation or the internal conductors. You'll find the boat cable and the tools you've seen here, at PacerGroup.net music: https://www.bensound.com

Pacers marine battery cable is built from stranded tinned copper and carries proprietary PVC insulation. It’s built to be flexible in tight spaces and tackle the toughest marine conditions. Our battery cable is available in a range of gauge sizes and multiple put-up options and carries a host of compliances. music: Bensound.com