8-Wheel Wire Cutting and Stripping Machine for 0.3–25 mm² Wire WM-194

Name: 8-Wheel Wire Cutting and Stripping Machine for 0.3–25 mm² Wire WM-194
Brand: Wiromac
SKU: WM-194

HS Code 8463.90 0.3–25 mm² 4,000–5,000 pcs/h

The WM-194 cuts and strips wire from 0.3 to 25 mm² — outer diameter up to Φ13 — at 4,000 to 5,000 pieces per hour on 100 mm pieces. Eight driven wheels in two pneumatically loaded feed blocks pull the wire past imported high-speed-steel blades, holding cut lengths from 1 to 100,000 mm within ± 0.0001 × L. Heads strip to 100 mm, tails to 90 mm, and up to 16 middle-strip sections can be opened along one piece. Runs on 220 V at 800 W with an English LCD program screen.

Specifications

Function	Wire cutting, end stripping and middle stripping
Available wire size	0.3 – 25 mm²
OD of wire	Φ13
Applicable wire	PVC, Teflon, glass wire, multi-strand steel wire
Cutting length	1 – 100,000 mm
Cutting tolerance	± (0.0001 × L) mm (L = cutting length)
Stripping length	Head 0 – 100 mm, tail 0 – 90 mm (actual length depends on the wire sample)
Middle stripping cutting section	16
Drive method	8-wheel drive
Tool material	Imported high-speed steel
Stripping speed	4,000 – 5,000 pcs/hour (L = 100 mm)
Display	LCD screen
Input voltage	AC 220 V / 50 Hz
Power	800 W
HS Code	8463.90 (common reference — final classification confirmed by your customs broker)
Certification	On request

Key features

One roller setup spans 0.3 to 25 mm² — the same machine that cuts thin signal leads in the morning runs 25 mm² battery wire in the afternoon
4,000 to 5,000 pieces an hour on 100 mm wire, fast enough to keep several crimping benches fed from one cut-and-strip station
Up to 16 middle-strip sections per piece, so grounding chains and daisy-chained taps come off the machine with the bare windows already open
Roller pressure is set on two panel-mounted pneumatic regulators, one per feed block, so soft silicone and PTFE jackets can be fed at low clamping force without slipping
English program screen with length, head strip, tail strip, batch count and inch mode on one page — no separate manual to translate

What it processes

Electronics, appliance, motor and lamp harness lines cutting mixed wire from 0.3 to 25 mm²
PTFE, silicone and fiberglass-braided leads for heaters, motors and lighting fixtures
Grounding combs and daisy-chain jumpers that need bare windows opened mid-span

Suited for: single-jacket wire from 0.3 to 25 mm² up to Φ13 outer diameter — PVC, Teflon, silicone, fiberglass and multi-strand steel wire — cut to length with head, tail and up to 16 mid-span strips, at short-piece rates of 4,000 to 5,000 an hour. Not suited for: conductors above 25 mm², or sheathed cable where jacket and cores both need stripping. For 6 to 70 mm² power cable at the same short-piece speeds pick the WM-197 high-speed big wire cutting and stripping machine, or the WM-179 benchtop large cable machine when that range needs 400 mm bare tails instead of volume; for 2 to 8 core sheathed cable use the WM-168HT multi-core cut and strip machine.

Unusual insulation — bonded PTFE, fiberglass braid, thick-wall silicone — is worth proving before you buy: send 2–3 metres of your actual wire and we run it on this machine and send you the video.

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WM-194 — common questions

What is the largest wire the WM-194 can process?

25 mm² conductor cross-section, with wire outer diameter up to Φ13. Above that the feed rollers and guide no longer hold the wire square to the blades. The same 8-wheel platform is built one size up as the WM-197 high-speed big wire machine, which carries the identical 16-section middle stripping out to 70 mm² through a Φ18 guide; when the job instead needs 400 mm bare tails for lugs, the WM-179 benchtop large cable machine covers 6 to 70 mm² at a slower rate.

Is the 4,000–5,000 pcs/hour figure realistic for my job?

That rate is quoted at 100 mm cut length. Output drops as pieces get longer, because feeding time scales with length while cutting and stripping time does not. For a 500 mm lead expect a fraction of the short-piece rate; send us your length, wire size and strip lengths and we will work out the cycle for your part.

What does "16 middle stripping sections" mean in practice?

Besides the two ends, the machine can open up to 16 separate windows of bare conductor along a single piece, each at its own programmed position and length. Those windows become solder or crimp points for grounding chains, LED strings and branch taps. Jobs that need more than 16 windows, or half strips running to several metres, run on the WM-174Z middle stripping machine.

Can it strip the jacket and the inner cores of sheathed cable?

No. It works one insulation layer at a time on single-jacket wire. Sheathed cable where the outer jacket and the inner cores both have to be stripped in one program runs on the WM-168HT multi-core machine, which handles Φ3–10 mm cable with 2 to 8 cores.