Solution to wire damage during stripping with semi-automatic coaxial wire stripper

Ordinary semi-automatic coaxial wire stripping machines often suffer from wire damage during the stripping process. Therefore, wire stripping machine manufacturers have specially developed patented centering mechanisms and blades to minimize the occurrence of wire damage. However, after several years of use, occasional wire damage may occur. Below, we will discuss solutions based on some common situations and the equipment of wire stripping machine manufacturers themselves.

Coaxial cables generally have multiple layers, and when stripping, it is necessary to set the stripping parameters layer by layer. Like other wire stripping machines, the setting of the return value directly affects whether the wire is damaged. The specific retraction value needs to be set according to different thicknesses of lines and requires line testing.

Another common reason is the knife holder and blade. In computer wire stripping machines, sometimes only one side of the blade may be damaged while the other side is not. This is because the blades of semi-automatic coaxial wire stripping machines are all rotated for cutting, so it is possible that only one side of the blade holder originally had a problem, but after rotary cutting, the entire ring incision is damaged. At this time, it is necessary to investigate and adjust the knife holder or blade according to the situation. Of course, this type of issue usually occurs after prolonged use, and is usually investigated during factory inspections.