An adjustable cam-guided cutting jaw lets wire strippers fine-tune cutting depth by hundredths of a millimeter without damaging conductors.
Movable braid blades pinch the cable braid inward to flare the end, enabling faster single-machine cable preparation with less manual handling.
An adjustable blade depth and angled cutting assembly peels thick cable insulation precisely while protecting the cable core.
Localized perforation on a rolling wheel strips cable sheath cleanly while limiting shielding foil deformation and preserving electrical integrity.
A single drive synchronizes coaxial toothed pulleys to adjust cutting and centering tools accurately while avoiding dual-motor complexity.
A split rotating skinner driven by a drill removes tough insulation from the middle of a wire using a spring-loaded blade and worm gear.