
Wire Stripping Machines by Family: From Bench to Auto
Pneumatic bench strippers, computer single- and two-end strippers, big-wire strip-and-coil: match the family to your wire range, batch and finish.
Read guideEquipment and line configurations for four sectors — from high-mix appliance wiring to safety-critical EV cables.
High mix of terminal types across vehicle models
Cost pressure on small-batch runs
Large cross-section cables for HV applications
Multi-process lines: cut, strip, crimp, test
Cycle time is set by the slowest station on the pack line
Shield and dielectric layers must come off without nicking the conductor
Ferrules and tube markers have to match the drawing exactly
Seals and plugs have to seat fully or the joint leaks
Practical guides on choosing, comparing and maintaining wire processing machines.

Pneumatic bench strippers, computer single- and two-end strippers, big-wire strip-and-coil: match the family to your wire range, batch and finish.
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Crimp quality drifts before it fails. A simple daily-weekly-monthly routine for bench presses and automatic machines keeps crimp height stable.
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Feeding, dual-mode welding, servo force data and insertion integration are the four trends changing harness lines - what to expect from machines.
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