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Rotary Coaxial Cable Stripping Machine

 



This coax stripper is mainly used for processing coaxial cable and special single wire, using the most advanced rotating turret, to improve the accuracy and speed.

Use of specific tools and rotary axis positioning device, and can strip up to 9 layers without changing the blade corresponds to the processing of various sizes and sheath wire, and is equipped with freely set controller modular, digital display cutting diameter.

Device Name: 4806 Rotary Coaxial Cable Stripping Machine

Technical parameters:

Max cable diameter: 0.81-up to6.99 mm

Cutting Unit Depth: 0.01mm

Stripping Length: 48mm

Stripping layers: 9

Drive mode: motor / ball screw drive (imported from Japan)

Display: Touchscreen

Blade: 2, Material: tungsten steel imports Switzerland

Centering sheet: 2, Material: tungsten steel imports

Clamp means: self-aligning, motor drive, the clamping force control program

Productivity: 500-700pcs / h (depending on the cable type and length dependent)

Open: Manual / Sensor

Power: 220V / 50HZ

Power: 250W

Net Weight: 25KG

Dimensions: 525X186X278 mm

Working environment: 0-50 degrees, moderate dryness, vibration-free work surface, moderate dryness workshop


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