Benchtop Wire Cutting and Stripping Machine for 0.1–10 mm² Single-Core Wire WM-167

Name: Benchtop Wire Cutting and Stripping Machine for 0.1–10 mm² Single-Core Wire WM-167
Brand: Wiromac
SKU: WM-167

CE Certified HS Code 8463.90 0.1–10 mm² 3,000–8,000 pcs/h

The WM-167 is a 36 kg benchtop machine that cuts and strips single-core wire from 0.1 to 10 mm² (AWG 32 to AWG 7) at 3,000 to 8,000 pieces per hour on 100 mm wires. It cuts from 1 to 9,999 mm at a tolerance of 0.2 ± 0.002×L mm, strips up to 80 mm at head and tail, and opens up to 16 middle-strip windows per wire for grounding and daisy-chain jumpers. Running on 220/110 V at 500 W with no compressed air, it fits a 390 × 350 × 255 mm bench corner next to the crimping station.

Specifications

Wire range	0.1 – 10 mm² (AWG 7# – AWG 32#)
Cutting length	1 – 9,999 mm
Cutting tolerance	(0.2 ± 0.002 × L) mm
Stripping length	Head 0 – 80 mm, tail 0 – 80 mm
Middle stripping	16 sections
Guiding pipe diameter	Φ10 mm
Speed	3,000 – 8,000 pcs/h at L = 100 mm
Power	500 W
Voltage	220/110 V
Gross weight	36 kg
Dimensions	390 × 350 × 255 mm
Optional accessories	Wire tray, rubber roller, wire straightener
HS Code	8463.90 (common reference — final classification confirmed by your customs broker)
Certification	CE (certificate provided with shipment)

Key features

Up to 8,000 short wires per hour from a machine light enough for two people to lift onto any workbench
Middle stripping opens up to 16 insulation windows along one wire — grounding chains and jumper loops come off the machine ready to solder or crimp
Covers the full hookup-wire spectrum from 0.1 mm² signal wire to 10 mm² power leads with one roller setup
Runs on a standard socket at 500 W with no compressed air, so it deploys anywhere on the shop floor the same day it arrives

What it processes

Electronics and appliance factories cutting hookup wire from 0.1 to 10 mm² in volume
Grounding wires and daisy-chain jumpers that need multiple mid-wire insulation windows
Prototype shops and cell-based lines that need cut-and-strip capacity without an air line

Suited for: single-core hookup wire from 0.1 to 10 mm² (AWG 32 – AWG 7) cut to length with head, tail and mid-wire stripping — the everyday wire volume of electronics and appliance harness benches. Not suited for: sheathed multi-core cable or jackets above Φ10 mm — for 2–8 core sheathed cable up to Φ10 mm, pick the WM-168HT multi-core cut and strip machine, which strips sheath and cores in one program; single-jacket wire from 10 up to 25 mm² (Φ13 OD) runs on the WM-194 8-wheel cut and strip machine, which keeps the same 16-section middle stripping.

If your insulation is unusual — silicone, ETFE, tightly bonded PVC — send 2–3 meters of your actual wire and we run it on this machine on video before you commit.

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WM-167 — common questions

What is middle stripping used for?

The machine can open up to 16 windows of bare conductor along a single wire without cutting it. Those windows become solder or crimp points for grounding combs, LED chains and daisy-chained connectors — work that is slow and inconsistent with a hand knife.

What utilities does it need on the bench?

Only mains power — 220 or 110 V at 500 W. There is no pneumatic circuit, so no compressor or air prep. At 36 kg and 390 × 350 × 255 mm it sits on a standard workbench next to the crimping station.

Can it strip multi-core or sheathed cable jackets?

No — it processes one insulation layer on single-core wire up to 10 mm². For round sheathed cable over the same 0.1–10 mm² conductor range, the WM-1228 round sheathed cable cut and strip machine takes the outer jacket off both ends through a Φ13 mm conduit and strips to 150 mm rather than 80 mm. If the jacket *and* the inner cores both need stripping in one cycle, use the multi-core capable cut and strip machines in this category.