Wire and Cable Cutting and Stripping Machines
Cutting and stripping is the first operation on every harness line: a wire is measured, cut to length, and its insulation removed at one or both ends. Turing builds these machines in Dongguan across a range that starts at bench-top pneumatic units and ends at computerised cut-strip machines running automatic production. The determining variables are cross-section, cut-length tolerance, strip geometry, and whether the conductor must stay untwisted. Cut-length tolerance on our computerised models is held to ± 0.4%.
Blades or rotary knives cut into insulation with a depth set relative to the conductor; the depth setting, not the blade speed, decides whether strands are nicked. Rotary-knife heads handle multi-core and jacketed cable where a straight blade would crush the core.
Process chain
- 1
Pay-off
- 2
Measure & Cut
- 3
Strip (blades / rotary knife)
- 4
Twist · Bend · Sleeve
- 5
Offload
Every machine in this family covers the Measure & Cut and Strip stages; the twist, bend and sleeve stages are machine-specific and are marked on each product page.
Product lines in this family
Cable/Wire Cutting and Stripping Machine
Entry point for the family — general-purpose cut-and-strip for single-core and multi-core wire; the page most buyers should read first.
View machinesCable Cutting Machine
Cutting only, no stripping: for cable that is cut to length and terminated elsewhere; covers pneumatic large-diameter cutting.
View machinesComputer Wire Stripping Machine
Programmable cut length, strip length and blade depth; the tier where cut-length tolerance is held to ± 0.4 %.
View machinesSemi-automatic Pneumatic Wire Stripping Machine
Operator-fed, air-driven: selected for short runs and mixed batches where a programmable machine cannot be justified.
View machinesFully Automatic Coaxial Wire Stripping Machine
Multi-stage strip for coaxial and shielded cable — outer jacket, braid, dielectric and centre conductor in one cycle.
View machinesStripping and Bending Machine
Adds a bend after stripping for wires that must be formed before terminal insertion.
View machinesInsert tube print cable strip cut machine
Combines tube printing and insertion with the cut-and-strip operation for in-line identification.
View machinesjacket cable strip crimp
Jacketed cable that is stripped and crimped in one pass, avoiding a second handling step.
View machinesPipe/Tube Cutting Machine
Sleeves, conduit and corrugated pipe rather than wire — same measuring logic, different feed.
View machinesCutting and Punching Machine
Cutting plus punching for flat cable, tape and formed insulation components.
View machinesCopper busbar peeling machine
Busbar and heavy conductor peeling — the heavy-gauge edge of the family.
View machinesIndustries served
Choosing within this family
Start from the terminal, not the machine.
A crimping press in the next family sets the applicator, and the applicator sets the strip length. Specify strip length first.
Depth control is the quality variable.
Blade depth is set relative to conductor diameter; over-penetration nicks strands and shows up later as a pull-force failure, not as a visual defect.
Cross-section decides the head.
Bench-top pneumatic heads reach fine single-core wire; rotary-knife heads are required once the cable has a jacket, a braid or multiple cores.
How many changeovers per shift?
Mixed low-volume production usually beats a programmable machine on cost; the same mix on a high-volume line does not.
Tolerances are stated, not implied.
If a drawing calls out a cut-length band, ask for the tolerance figure in writing before ordering.