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How to choose the right wire stripping machine
2025-08-02

Choosing the right wire stripping machine depends on several factors, including the type of wire you’re working with, production volume, and desired features. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you select the best one for your needs:

1. Determine Your Wire Type & Size

Wire Gauge Range: Check the machine’s compatibility with your wire diameter (e.g., AWG 10–30 for thin wires, AWG 8–0000 for thick cables).

Insulation Type: Some machines handle PVC, Teflon, or rubber coatings better than others.

Stranded vs. Solid Core: Ensure the machine can strip stranded wires without damaging conductors.

2. Consider Automation Level

Manual Strippers – Best for low-volume, occasional use (e.g., hobbyists, electricians).

Semi-Automatic – Good for medium production with foot pedal or manual feed.

Fully Automatic – Ideal for high-volume stripping (factories, recycling) with auto-feed and cutting.

3. Key Features to Look For

Adjustable Blades: Precision control for different wire sizes.

Cutting & Stripping Modes: Some machines can also cut wire to length.

Speed Settings: Higher RPM (e.g., 2000–3000/min) for faster production.

Blade Material: Carbide blades last longer than steel for heavy use.

Dust Extraction: Useful for large-scale operations to manage debris.

4. Production Volume & Efficiency

Low Volume (DIY/Repairs): Handheld or bench-mounted manual strippers.

Medium Volume (Small Workshops): Semi-auto machines with adjustable settings.

High Volume (Industrial Use): Fully automatic machines with conveyor feed.

5. Budget & Brand Reliability

Entry-Level ($50–$200): Basic manual/semi-auto strippers (e.g., Jonard, Irwin).

Mid-Range ($200–$1000): Semi-automatic with better precision (e.g., StripMeister, Weidmüller).

Industrial ($1000–$5000+): Fully automatic (e.g., Schleuniger, Artos).

6. Additional Considerations

Portability: Handheld vs. benchtop models.

Ease of Maintenance: Replaceable blades and accessible parts.

Safety Features: Blade guards, emergency stop buttons.

Recommended Machines by Use Case

DIY/Home Use:

Professional Workshops:MechNova MN-S100/MechNova MN-S105

Industrial/Recycling: MechNova  MN-S110H/MechNova MN-S205        

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