Semi-Automatic Coaxial Cable Stripping Machine for 2–23 mm Cable, 200 mm Strip Length WM-2320

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The WM-2320 strips coaxial and automotive cable from Ø2.0 to Ø23 mm in up to 9 programmable layers with a tungsten-steel rotary blade, taking strip lengths up to 200 mm in 0.01 mm setting steps. That combination — large diameter plus long strip window — covers trunk coax and shielded automotive cable that benchtop RF strippers cannot clamp, in a 56 kg, 600 W machine.

Specifications

Key features

• One rotary tungsten-steel blade spans the whole Ø2–23 mm range — diameter changes are program edits, not blade cassette swaps
• Strip windows up to 200 mm long in one cycle, for lugs and connectors that need a long braid fold-back or a long exposed core
• Stepped clamp jaws center the cable on its axis before the blade closes, so thick jackets come off without the core wandering into the cut
• 9-layer programs in 0.01 mm steps expose jacket, braid, foil and dielectric to different lengths in a single semi-automatic cycle

What it processes

• CATV, broadcast and telecom trunk coax up to LMR-600-class sizes within Ø23 mm
• Shielded automotive and high-voltage cable ends prepared for lugs and shield terminations
• Cable assemblies that need 100 mm or more of exposed braid or center conductor

Suited for: big coax and shielded automotive cable from Ø2 to Ø23 mm where the termination needs a long window — up to 200 mm of jacket off, braid and foil stepped in up to 9 layers. The gallery close-up of braid, foil and copper core exposed in three clean steps is this machine’s own output. Not suited for: micro-coax below Ø2 mm — see the WM-2106A (Ø0.81–7 mm) or WM-2208 (Ø1.5–18 mm) — and it strips ends only, it does not cut to length. Above Ø23 mm, the WM-2420 takes over up to Ø40 mm.

Not sure your cable fits the clamp? Send 2–3 meters — we set up the layers, run it on this machine and send you the video of your own cable before you commit.