Wire Stripping and Bending Machines

Stripping and bending are usually separate operations, and separating them adds one handling step and one chance to disturb the strands after they are exposed. These machines strip and then form the conductor to the geometry the assembly needs — a bend that reaches a terminal position, a loop that takes up slack, or a shape that holds the wire clear of a moving part. The operating range is defined by conductor cross-section and by the smallest bend radius the machine can hold without marking the insulation. Specify the finished shape on a drawing, not in words; bend geometry is confirmed against a sample before the tooling is made.