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Homemade industrial wire stripper
I would like to make a wire stripper. And by this, I do not mean those
"look, mommy, I made a wire stripper from a knife blade and toy car wheels". I mean a powered industrial machine that is a) Safe in use b) Can strip significant amount of wire per hour c) Strips cables up to 1 inch thick. I can find a gear motor and other equipment without problems, I just wanted to see if anyone was aware of similar projects that worked out well. i |
Homemade industrial wire stripper
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Ignoramus31473 wrote: I would like to make a wire stripper. And by this, I do not mean those "look, mommy, I made a wire stripper from a knife blade and toy car wheels". I mean a powered industrial machine that is a) Safe in use b) Can strip significant amount of wire per hour c) Strips cables up to 1 inch thick. I can find a gear motor and other equipment without problems, I just wanted to see if anyone was aware of similar projects that worked out well. i A colleague of mime had a home made unit built on a gearhead motor. It had a spring loaded pipe cutter wheel. I used it for several thousand feet of cable. For light duty it was satisfactory. The drive wheel needed improvement. I saw a commercially made unit that had four pipe cutter wheels at 90 degs. The key seems to be the drive wheel. CP |
Homemade industrial wire stripper
On Tue, 15 Jan 2013 20:14:17 -0600, Ignoramus31473
wrote: I would like to make a wire stripper. And by this, I do not mean those "look, mommy, I made a wire stripper from a knife blade and toy car wheels". I mean a powered industrial machine that is a) Safe in use b) Can strip significant amount of wire per hour c) Strips cables up to 1 inch thick. I can find a gear motor and other equipment without problems, I just wanted to see if anyone was aware of similar projects that worked out well. Be aware that body shops are supplying law enforcement (and probably Feds) with lists of people who bring stripped copper into the scrap metal yard in many communities these years. That may bring more local governmental scrutiny than you want, Ig, despite the fact that your shop is working entirely legally. -- Believe nothing. No matter where you read it, Or who said it, Even if I have said it, Unless it agrees with your own reason And your own common sense. -- Buddha |
Homemade industrial wire stripper
Ignoramus31473 wrote:
I would like to make a wire stripper. And by this, I do not mean those "look, mommy, I made a wire stripper from a knife blade and toy car wheels". I mean a powered industrial machine that is a) Safe in use b) Can strip significant amount of wire per hour c) Strips cables up to 1 inch thick. I can find a gear motor and other equipment without problems, I just wanted to see if anyone was aware of similar projects that worked out well. i Why reinvent the wheel? https://www.recyclingequipment.com/i...wire-strippers -- Steve W. |
Homemade industrial wire stripper
"Steve W." wrote in message ... Ignoramus31473 wrote: I would like to make a wire stripper. And by this, I do not mean those "look, mommy, I made a wire stripper from a knife blade and toy car wheels". I mean a powered industrial machine that is a) Safe in use b) Can strip significant amount of wire per hour c) Strips cables up to 1 inch thick. I can find a gear motor and other equipment without problems, I just wanted to see if anyone was aware of similar projects that worked out well. i Why reinvent the wheel? https://www.recyclingequipment.com/i...wire-strippers The one they use at Metro Metals in Portland has a blade that orbits around the wire, stripping the insulation away in long spiral sections that look similar to drill shavings. |
Homemade industrial wire stripper
On 2013-01-16, Larry Jaques wrote:
On Tue, 15 Jan 2013 20:14:17 -0600, Ignoramus31473 wrote: I would like to make a wire stripper. And by this, I do not mean those "look, mommy, I made a wire stripper from a knife blade and toy car wheels". I mean a powered industrial machine that is a) Safe in use b) Can strip significant amount of wire per hour c) Strips cables up to 1 inch thick. I can find a gear motor and other equipment without problems, I just wanted to see if anyone was aware of similar projects that worked out well. Be aware that body shops are supplying law enforcement (and probably Feds) with lists of people who bring stripped copper into the scrap metal yard in many communities these years. That may bring more local governmental scrutiny than you want, Ig, despite the fact that your shop is working entirely legally. I have no problem with that, all I buy is legit. i |
Homemade industrial wire stripper
On Tue, 15 Jan 2013 20:14:17 -0600, Ignoramus31473 wrote:
I would like to make a wire stripper. And by this, I do not mean those "look, mommy, I made a wire stripper from a knife blade and toy car wheels". I mean a powered industrial machine that is a) Safe in use b) Can strip significant amount of wire per hour c) Strips cables up to 1 inch thick. I can find a gear motor and other equipment without problems, I just wanted to see if anyone was aware of similar projects that worked out well. If you were in China you'd just subcontract the job to a village full of people who would pile it on bonfires and burn the insulation off. -- My liberal friends think I'm a conservative kook. My conservative friends think I'm a liberal kook. Why am I not happy that they have found common ground? Tim Wescott, Communications, Control, Circuits & Software http://www.wescottdesign.com |
Homemade industrial wire stripper
"Tim Wescott" wrote in message ... On Tue, 15 Jan 2013 20:14:17 -0600, Ignoramus31473 wrote: I would like to make a wire stripper. And by this, I do not mean those "look, mommy, I made a wire stripper from a knife blade and toy car wheels". I mean a powered industrial machine that is a) Safe in use b) Can strip significant amount of wire per hour c) Strips cables up to 1 inch thick. I can find a gear motor and other equipment without problems, I just wanted to see if anyone was aware of similar projects that worked out well. If you were in China you'd just subcontract the job to a village full of people who would pile it on bonfires and burn the insulation off. Can't do that here, those pesky environmentalists..... |
Homemade industrial wire stripper
On 1/15/2013 10:23 PM, Tim Wescott wrote:
On Tue, 15 Jan 2013 20:14:17 -0600, Ignoramus31473 wrote: I would like to make a wire stripper. And by this, I do not mean those "look, mommy, I made a wire stripper from a knife blade and toy car wheels". I mean a powered industrial machine that is a) Safe in use b) Can strip significant amount of wire per hour c) Strips cables up to 1 inch thick. I can find a gear motor and other equipment without problems, I just wanted to see if anyone was aware of similar projects that worked out well. If you were in China you'd just subcontract the job to a village full of people who would pile it on bonfires and burn the insulation off. not any more - they have discovered the value in the insulation - the current approach in china is to pulverize the cables, use a water sluice to separate the copper from the insulation and sell the two separately. the insulation becomes your flip flops or bedroom slippers |
Homemade industrial wire stripper
On Tue, 15 Jan 2013 23:53:13 -0500, "Steve W."
wrote: Ignoramus31473 wrote: I would like to make a wire stripper. And by this, I do not mean those "look, mommy, I made a wire stripper from a knife blade and toy car wheels". I mean a powered industrial machine that is a) Safe in use b) Can strip significant amount of wire per hour c) Strips cables up to 1 inch thick. I can find a gear motor and other equipment without problems, I just wanted to see if anyone was aware of similar projects that worked out well. i Why reinvent the wheel? https://www.recyclingequipment.com/i...wire-strippers Some good looking machines there and make far more sense than building one. Gunner The methodology of the left has always been: 1. Lie 2. Repeat the lie as many times as possible 3. Have as many people repeat the lie as often as possible 4. Eventually, the uninformed believe the lie 5. The lie will then be made into some form oflaw 6. Then everyone must conform to the lie |
Homemade industrial wire stripper
Ignoramus31473 fired this volley in
: I mean a powered industrial machine that is a) Safe in use b) Can strip significant amount of wire per hour c) Strips cables up to 1 inch thick. I can find a gear motor and other equipment without problems, I just wanted to see if anyone was aware of similar projects that worked out well. I haven't built one, but if you'll look up "Artos", you'll find examples of industrial automated strippers. NONE of them are "safe in use", unless they have an interlocked cover over the work zone. LLoyd |
Homemade industrial wire stripper
On 1/15/2013 9:14 PM, Ignoramus31473 wrote:
I would like to make a wire stripper. And by this, I do not mean those "look, mommy, I made a wire stripper from a knife blade and toy car wheels". I mean a powered industrial machine that is a) Safe in use b) Can strip significant amount of wire per hour c) Strips cables up to 1 inch thick. I can find a gear motor and other equipment without problems, I just wanted to see if anyone was aware of similar projects that worked out well. i Some machines use 8" knot-type wire wheels counter rotating with one shaft is spring loaded so the brush faces touch under adjustable pressure. In addition to removing the insulation they drive the wire to be striped. Tubes guides the wire into and out of the brushes. The wire to be striped has an adjustable brake. Wire FLIES through these machines! |
Homemade industrial wire stripper
On Tuesday, January 15, 2013 9:14:17 PM UTC-5, Ignoramus31473 wrote:
I would like to make a wire stripper. And by this, I do not mean those "look, mommy, I made a wire stripper from a knife blade and toy car wheels". I mean a powered industrial machine that is a) Safe in use b) Can strip significant amount of wire per hour c) Strips cables up to 1 inch thick. I can find a gear motor and other equipment without problems, I just wanted to see if anyone was aware of similar projects that worked out well. i We all know as soon as you need something, you'll find it for the price of scrap, then come back with a 'minor gloat'... Dave |
Homemade industrial wire stripper
On Wed, 16 Jan 2013 00:21:26 -0600, Ignoramus31473
wrote: On 2013-01-16, Larry Jaques wrote: On Tue, 15 Jan 2013 20:14:17 -0600, Ignoramus31473 wrote: I would like to make a wire stripper. And by this, I do not mean those "look, mommy, I made a wire stripper from a knife blade and toy car wheels". I mean a powered industrial machine that is a) Safe in use b) Can strip significant amount of wire per hour c) Strips cables up to 1 inch thick. I can find a gear motor and other equipment without problems, I just wanted to see if anyone was aware of similar projects that worked out well. Be aware that body shops are supplying law enforcement (and probably Feds) with lists of people who bring stripped copper into the scrap metal yard in many communities these years. That may bring more local governmental scrutiny than you want, Ig, despite the fact that your shop is working entirely legally. I have no problem with that, all I buy is legit. No? You've obviously never dealt with a governmental agency before. -- Believe nothing. No matter where you read it, Or who said it, Even if I have said it, Unless it agrees with your own reason And your own common sense. -- Buddha |
Homemade industrial wire stripper
On Jan 16, 6:10*am, wrote:
On Tuesday, January 15, 2013 9:14:17 PM UTC-5, Ignoramus31473 wrote: I would like to make a wire stripper. And by this, I do not mean those "look, mommy, I made a wire stripper from a knife blade and toy car wheels". I mean a powered industrial machine that is a) Safe in use b) Can strip significant amount of wire per hour c) Strips cables up to 1 inch thick. I can find a gear motor and other equipment without problems, I just wanted to see if anyone was aware of similar projects that worked out well. i We all know as soon as you need something, you'll find it for the price of scrap, then come back with a 'minor gloat'... Dave He's a full card carrying member of the cult of Wieber so that's exactly what we can expect. |
Homemade industrial wire stripper
"jon_banquer" wrote in message ... On Jan 16, 6:10 am, wrote: On Tuesday, January 15, 2013 9:14:17 PM UTC-5, Ignoramus31473 wrote: I would like to make a wire stripper. And by this, I do not mean those "look, mommy, I made a wire stripper from a knife blade and toy car wheels". I mean a powered industrial machine that is a) Safe in use b) Can strip significant amount of wire per hour c) Strips cables up to 1 inch thick. I can find a gear motor and other equipment without problems, I just wanted to see if anyone was aware of similar projects that worked out well. i We all know as soon as you need something, you'll find it for the price of scrap, then come back with a 'minor gloat'... Dave He's a full card carrying member of the cult of Wieber so that's exactly what we can expect. ==== Copper prices have been on the decline for going on 2 years now and so I'm in no hurry. Especially considering that the SEC just very recently approved JP Morgan's request allowing for ETF's to be backed by actual physical copper, which, due to the probability of hoarding, may well substantially reduce the amount of copper available for bonafide manufacturing purposes, despite Wall St claims to the contrary. |
Homemade industrial wire stripper
"Ignoramus31473" wrote in message ... I would like to make a wire stripper. And by this, I do not mean those "look, mommy, I made a wire stripper from a knife blade and toy car wheels". I mean a powered industrial machine that is a) Safe in use b) Can strip significant amount of wire per hour c) Strips cables up to 1 inch thick. I can find a gear motor and other equipment without problems, I just wanted to see if anyone was aware of similar projects that worked out well. i A friend of mine did this. He found out, though, that the whole system did better by limiting the size of the wire. That is, after stripping, it was cut into 1/4" lengths, and this made it infinitely easier to handle, and they put it in 5 gallon containers for handling and shipment. Can't tell you much about the way they stripped it, but with a little investigation, you should be able to find out which way works best for you. They also got a premium price for the copper, as the buyers were sure they were going to get all wire with no trash. IIRC, the buyers were making "kearnies". (?) |
Homemade industrial wire stripper
On Wednesday, January 16, 2013 5:58:02 PM UTC-5, Steve B wrote:
"Ignoramus31473" wrote in message ... I would like to make a wire stripper. And by this, I do not mean those "look, mommy, I made a wire stripper from a knife blade and toy car wheels". I mean a powered industrial machine that is a) Safe in use b) Can strip significant amount of wire per hour c) Strips cables up to 1 inch thick. I can find a gear motor and other equipment without problems, I just wanted to see if anyone was aware of similar projects that worked out well. i A friend of mine did this. He found out, though, that the whole system did better by limiting the size of the wire. That is, after stripping, it was cut into 1/4" lengths, and this made it infinitely easier to handle, and they put it in 5 gallon containers for handling and shipment. Can't tell you much about the way they stripped it, but with a little investigation, you should be able to find out which way works best for you. They also got a premium price for the copper, as the buyers were sure they were going to get all wire with no trash. IIRC, the buyers were making "kearnies". (?) If you cut then strip, the stripping maybe could be done by pressing the wire out of the insulation. A die-per-size would be a pain, though. |
Homemade industrial wire stripper
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Homemade industrial wire stripper
On 18 Jan 2013 00:44:10 GMT, "DoN. Nichols"
wrote: On 2013-01-17, wrote: On Wednesday, January 16, 2013 5:58:02 PM UTC-5, Steve B wrote: "Ignoramus31473" wrote in message ... I would like to make a wire stripper. And by this, I do not mean those "look, mommy, I made a wire stripper from a knife blade and toy car wheels". [ ... ] They also got a premium price for the copper, as the buyers were sure they were going to get all wire with no trash. IIRC, the buyers were making "kearnies". (?) If you cut then strip, the stripping maybe could be done by pressing the wire out of the insulation. A die-per-size would be a pain, though. Depends on the wire. Old telephone "drop" cable (that which went from the pole to the side of the house) had the rubber rather firmly bonded to the conductors. Stripping it involved whittling away rubber until you got close, then scraping to get to the conductor. (I used to have some from tree damage in New Hampshire back in the very early 1960s. :-) Enjoy, DoN. I pulled most of the knob and tube rubber insulated (mid '40s) wire when I re-wired in'78. To strip it, I sliced one side off the anchored one end in the vise and spun the other end with a drill motor. The heat generated plus the twisting action cleaned the well adhered rubber perfectly from the tinned copper conducter. --- Gerry :-)} London,Canada |
Homemade industrial wire stripper
On 18 Jan 2013 00:44:10 GMT, "DoN. Nichols"
wrote: On 2013-01-17, wrote: On Wednesday, January 16, 2013 5:58:02 PM UTC-5, Steve B wrote: "Ignoramus31473" wrote in message ... I would like to make a wire stripper. And by this, I do not mean those "look, mommy, I made a wire stripper from a knife blade and toy car wheels". [ ... ] They also got a premium price for the copper, as the buyers were sure they were going to get all wire with no trash. IIRC, the buyers were making "kearnies". (?) If you cut then strip, the stripping maybe could be done by pressing the wire out of the insulation. A die-per-size would be a pain, though. Depends on the wire. Old telephone "drop" cable (that which went from the pole to the side of the house) had the rubber rather firmly bonded to the conductors. Stripping it involved whittling away rubber until you got close, then scraping to get to the conductor. (I used to have some from tree damage in New Hampshire back in the very early 1960s. :-) Enjoy, DoN. Ive installed a ****load of that wire. Much of it was copper coated steel and ayup..getting the insulation off of it was a stone bitch. Gunner The methodology of the left has always been: 1. Lie 2. Repeat the lie as many times as possible 3. Have as many people repeat the lie as often as possible 4. Eventually, the uninformed believe the lie 5. The lie will then be made into some form oflaw 6. Then everyone must conform to the lie |
Homemade industrial wire stripper
Gunner wrote: On 18 Jan 2013 00:44:10 GMT, "DoN. Nichols" wrote: On 2013-01-17, wrote: On Wednesday, January 16, 2013 5:58:02 PM UTC-5, Steve B wrote: "Ignoramus31473" wrote in message ... I would like to make a wire stripper. And by this, I do not mean those "look, mommy, I made a wire stripper from a knife blade and toy car wheels". [ ... ] They also got a premium price for the copper, as the buyers were sure they were going to get all wire with no trash. IIRC, the buyers were making "kearnies". (?) If you cut then strip, the stripping maybe could be done by pressing the wire out of the insulation. A die-per-size would be a pain, though. Depends on the wire. Old telephone "drop" cable (that which went from the pole to the side of the house) had the rubber rather firmly bonded to the conductors. Stripping it involved whittling away rubber until you got close, then scraping to get to the conductor. (I used to have some from tree damage in New Hampshire back in the very early 1960s. :-) Enjoy, DoN. Ive installed a ****load of that wire. Much of it was copper coated steel and ayup..getting the insulation off of it was a stone bitch. Ma Bell gave her boys a special stripper for that stuff. It had two notchs for the wire and a guide to hold the jacket in the right position. I saw one, but I never saw anyone use one. The new stuff has a plastic jacket tht can be even worse. |
Homemade industrial wire stripper
On Fri, 18 Jan 2013 11:11:56 -0500, "Michael A. Terrell"
wrote: Gunner wrote: On 18 Jan 2013 00:44:10 GMT, "DoN. Nichols" wrote: On 2013-01-17, wrote: On Wednesday, January 16, 2013 5:58:02 PM UTC-5, Steve B wrote: "Ignoramus31473" wrote in message ... I would like to make a wire stripper. And by this, I do not mean those "look, mommy, I made a wire stripper from a knife blade and toy car wheels". [ ... ] They also got a premium price for the copper, as the buyers were sure they were going to get all wire with no trash. IIRC, the buyers were making "kearnies". (?) If you cut then strip, the stripping maybe could be done by pressing the wire out of the insulation. A die-per-size would be a pain, though. Depends on the wire. Old telephone "drop" cable (that which went from the pole to the side of the house) had the rubber rather firmly bonded to the conductors. Stripping it involved whittling away rubber until you got close, then scraping to get to the conductor. (I used to have some from tree damage in New Hampshire back in the very early 1960s. :-) Enjoy, DoN. Ive installed a ****load of that wire. Much of it was copper coated steel and ayup..getting the insulation off of it was a stone bitch. Ma Bell gave her boys a special stripper for that stuff. It had two notchs for the wire and a guide to hold the jacket in the right position. I saw one, but I never saw anyone use one. The new stuff has a plastic jacket tht can be even worse. Having been a friend of Ma Bell...contractor...I had one. Didnt work worth a ****. I probably still have it somewhere out in the bins Gunner The methodology of the left has always been: 1. Lie 2. Repeat the lie as many times as possible 3. Have as many people repeat the lie as often as possible 4. Eventually, the uninformed believe the lie 5. The lie will then be made into some form oflaw 6. Then everyone must conform to the lie |
Homemade industrial wire stripper
Gunner wrote: Michael A. Terrell wrote: Ma Bell gave her boys a special stripper for that stuff. It had two notchs for the wire and a guide to hold the jacket in the right position. I saw one, but I never saw anyone use one. The new stuff has a plastic jacket tht can be even worse. Having been a friend of Ma Bell...contractor...I had one. Didnt work worth a ****. I probably still have it somewhere out in the bins Sometimes 'nothing' is better than 'better than nothing'. ;-) |
Homemade industrial wire stripper
"Michael A. Terrell" on Sun, 20 Jan 2013
00:14:08 -0500 typed in rec.crafts.metalworking the following: Gunner wrote: Michael A. Terrell wrote: Ma Bell gave her boys a special stripper for that stuff. It had two notchs for the wire and a guide to hold the jacket in the right position. I saw one, but I never saw anyone use one. The new stuff has a plastic jacket tht can be even worse. Having been a friend of Ma Bell...contractor...I had one. Didnt work worth a ****. I probably still have it somewhere out in the bins Sometimes 'nothing' is better than 'better than nothing'. ;-) "The new improved version of the 2005 edition was such that I found nothing better. And nothing is what I used for the last few years." Or, "Why I no longer use Quicken for my bookkeeping." -- pyotr filipivich "With Age comes Wisdom. Although more often, Age travels alone." |
Homemade industrial wire stripper
On Sun, 20 Jan 2013 00:14:08 -0500, "Michael A. Terrell"
wrote: Gunner wrote: Michael A. Terrell wrote: Ma Bell gave her boys a special stripper for that stuff. It had two notchs for the wire and a guide to hold the jacket in the right position. I saw one, but I never saw anyone use one. The new stuff has a plastic jacket tht can be even worse. Having been a friend of Ma Bell...contractor...I had one. Didnt work worth a ****. I probably still have it somewhere out in the bins Sometimes 'nothing' is better than 'better than nothing'. ;-) Ive seen guys split the wire and dip it in a small vial of acid of some sort, which breaks down the insulation rather quickly. I cannot remember what it was though. Or it was some sort of solvent. I do recall they pulled off the now soft as jello insul with pliers Gunner The methodology of the left has always been: 1. Lie 2. Repeat the lie as many times as possible 3. Have as many people repeat the lie as often as possible 4. Eventually, the uninformed believe the lie 5. The lie will then be made into some form oflaw 6. Then everyone must conform to the lie |
Homemade industrial wire stripper
Gunner wrote: On Sun, 20 Jan 2013 00:14:08 -0500, "Michael A. Terrell" wrote: Gunner wrote: Michael A. Terrell wrote: Ma Bell gave her boys a special stripper for that stuff. It had two notchs for the wire and a guide to hold the jacket in the right position. I saw one, but I never saw anyone use one. The new stuff has a plastic jacket tht can be even worse. Having been a friend of Ma Bell...contractor...I had one. Didnt work worth a ****. I probably still have it somewhere out in the bins Sometimes 'nothing' is better than 'better than nothing'. ;-) Ive seen guys split the wire and dip it in a small vial of acid of some sort, which breaks down the insulation rather quickly. I cannot remember what it was though. Or it was some sort of solvent. I do recall they pulled off the now soft as jello insul with pliers Which is why installer prefer jelled direct bury cable these days. :) |
Homemade industrial wire stripper
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Homemade industrial wire stripper
On Tuesday, January 15, 2013 at 9:14:17 PM UTC-5, Ignoramus31473 wrote:
I would like to make a wire stripper. And by this, I do not mean those "look, mommy, I made a wire stripper from a knife blade and toy car wheels". I mean a powered industrial machine that is a) Safe in use b) Can strip significant amount of wire per hour c) Strips cables up to 1 inch thick. I can find a gear motor and other equipment without problems, I just wanted to see if anyone was aware of similar projects that worked out well. i I found a good machine that you can make (I am going to make one also). This machine requires some rollers from an old excerise machine, a motor, belt and some wood. It does not have any blades at all, and the insulation is burnt off using only friction. This stripper can handle any type of wire you throw at it. You can see it in action here with instructions on how to build it; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DQr6QwacJHQ Good luck! Rich |
Homemade industrial wire stripper
On 2018-09-06 18:28:53 +0000, said:
On Tuesday, January 15, 2013 at 9:14:17 PM UTC-5, Ignoramus31473 wrote: I would like to make a wire stripper. And by this, I do not mean those "look, mommy, I made a wire stripper from a knife blade and toy car wheels". I mean a powered industrial machine that is a) Safe in use b) Can strip significant amount of wire per hour c) Strips cables up to 1 inch thick. I can find a gear motor and other equipment without problems, I just wanted to see if anyone was aware of similar projects that worked out well. i I found a good machine that you can make (I am going to make one also). This machine requires some rollers from an old excerise machine, a motor, belt and some wood. It does not have any blades at all, and the insulation is burnt off using only friction. This stripper can handle any type of wire you throw at it. You can see it in action here with instructions on how to build it; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DQr6QwacJHQ Good luck! Rich I used one once that was made from a gear head motor, cutter[as in a wheel from a pipe cutter] which was spring loaded against a serrated wheel which drove the wire through and split the insulation. I don't think you could make one like this that would take a wide range of wire. The whole thing was mounted on the gear head. CP |
Homemade industrial wire stripper
在 2013年1月16日星期三 UTC+8上午10:14:17，Ignoramus31473写道：
I would like to make a wire stripper. And by this, I do not mean those "look, mommy, I made a wire stripper from a knife blade and toy car wheels". I mean a powered industrial machine that is a) Safe in use b) Can strip significant amount of wire per hour c) Strips cables up to 1 inch thick. I can find a gear motor and other equipment without problems, I just wanted to see if anyone was aware of similar projects that worked out well. i what should i care when stripping heavy duty multi core power cord? i spend almost one week to source a machine ,but just can not assure if the machine can work for that? how about this machine? https://www.fd-machinery.com/product...ip-crimp/.html Any one has experience? |
Homemade industrial wire stripper
在 2013年1月16日星期三 UTC+8上午10:14:17，Ignoramus31473写道：
I would like to make a wire stripper. And by this, I do not mean those "look, mommy, I made a wire stripper from a knife blade and toy car wheels". I mean a powered industrial machine that is a) Safe in use b) Can strip significant amount of wire per hour c) Strips cables up to 1 inch thick. I can find a gear motor and other equipment without problems, I just wanted to see if anyone was aware of similar projects that worked out well. i there are already many economic choice for wire stripping machines,maybe you do not need to do it your self,just choose a right factory. we do wire assembly business,our factory use a strpping for multi core power cable https://www.fd-machinery.com/product...ip-crimp/.html Hope this can help you |
Homemade industrial wire stripper
On 2018-12-14 03:55:26 +0000, said:
在 2013年1月16日星期三 UTC+8上午10:14:17，Ignoramus31473写道： I would like to make a wire stripper. And by this, I do not mean those "look, mommy, I made a wire stripper from a knife blade and toy car wheels". I mean a powered industrial machine that is a) Safe in use b) Can strip significant amount of wire per hour c) Strips cables up to 1 inch thick. I can find a gear motor and other equipment without problems, I just wanted to see if anyone was aware of similar projects that worked out well. i what should i care when stripping heavy duty multi core power cord? i spend almost one week to source a machine ,but just can not assure if the machine can work for that? how about this machine?https://www.fd-machinery.com/product...ip-crimp/.html Any one has experience? Why and what are you stripping? Salvaging wire for the copper? A bit to attach a plug or terminal? CP |
Homemade industrial wire stripper
On 2018-12-14, MOP CAP wrote:
On 2018-12-14 03:55:26 +0000, said: ??? 2013???1???16???????????? UTC+8??????10:14:17???Ignoramus31473????????? I would like to make a wire stripper. And by this, I do not mean those "look, mommy, I made a wire stripper from a knife blade and toy car wheels". I mean a powered industrial machine that is a) Safe in use b) Can strip significant amount of wire per hour c) Strips cables up to 1 inch thick. I can find a gear motor and other equipment without problems, I just wanted to see if anyone was aware of similar projects that worked out well. i what should i care when stripping heavy duty multi core power cord? i spend almost one week to source a machine ,but just can not assure if the machine can work for that? how about this machine?https://www.fd-machinery.com/product...ip-crimp/.html Any one has experience? Why and what are you stripping? Salvaging wire for the copper? A bit to attach a plug or terminal? CP Salvaging |
Homemade industrial wire stripper
Used a homemade one once. It worked fairly well if you aren't going in
production. It consisted of a gear head motor [don't remember the rpm, use some judgment] with a drive wheel like a used cog wheel pully. Against this was a spring loaded, adjustable cutter wheel from a common pipe cutter. Also saw a pro unit that had 4 cutter wheels like the home made unit. CP |
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