Pair of tool parts, method for stripping a cable, and method for crimping a blank

A first tool part and a second tool part, which can be mounted exchangeably in tool jaws of a hand-held tool and can be moved together by the tool jaws, for enclosing a cable which has a cable core which is enclosed by an insulating sheath, each tool part comprising:

• a body forming a receiving region which encloses a semicircular region of the cable, and the receiving region has a longitudinal dimension and a transverse dimension;
• a plurality of blades that are separated from each other and extend longitudinally in the receiving region, wherein a bottom region of the receiving region extends along the longitudinal dimension and has a transverse dimension between the longitudinally extending blades, wherein, in a cross-section, a depth dimension of the receiving region is greater than the transverse dimension;
• transverse blades which form ends of the receiving region;
• an ejection part which can act on a severed portion of the insulating sheath within the receiving region, for detaching from the tool part, wherein the ejection part can act on the portion located in the receiving region in such a manner that any jamming which may occur can be overcome and a detaching from the tool part can thus be achieved, wherein the ejection part is a deformation part which projects from the bottom region of each tool part and protrudes into the receiving region of each tool part.

A method for stripping a cable having a cable core and an insulating sheath, comprising:

• moving a first tool part relative to a second tool part;
• cutting an insulating portion of the insulating sheath of the cable which is arranged in receiving regions of the first and second tool parts, using at least one blade of each of the first and second tool parts;
• and
• ejecting the insulating portion from the receiving regions using a spring element which is arranged in a receiving region of the first and second tool parts, wherein the spring element acts on the insulating portion located in the receiving region in such a manner that any jamming which may occur is overcome and a detaching from the tool part is thus achieved.