Four-Wire Automatic Cutting and Stripping Machine for 0.1–2.5 mm² Wire WM-1231

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The WM-1231 runs four wires side by side through one blade set, so every machine cycle turns out four finished pieces instead of one. It cuts from 0.1 to 9,999 mm within 0.002 × L, strips the head to 35 mm and the tail to 60 mm, and handles 0.1–2.5 mm² electronic, silicone, Teflon, isolation and fiberglass wire in full-strip or half-strip mode. Rated output is 5,000–6,000 pieces with the time basis and accepted rate confirmed on the quote. It runs on AC 110/220 V at 180 W and weighs 39 kg.

Specifications

Key features

• Four wires at once — the straightener bank, the feed rollers and the multi-notch blade set are all built four channels wide, so one operator and one bench slot produce four leads per cycle instead of one
• Four wires are processed per cycle; the specification lists 5,000 to 6,000 pieces, with its time basis and accepted production rate confirmed on the quote
• Full stripping and half stripping on both ends in the same program — head to 35 mm, tail to 60 mm, with a longer tail window than most benchtop two-wire machines
• Built for the insulations that defeat soft blades — silicone, Teflon (PTFE) and fiberglass-braided wire alongside ordinary electronic hookup wire
• 39 kg on a 450 × 720 × 360 mm footprint drawing 180 W from a standard socket, with no compressed air line to install
• Free sample test — send us your wire, we run it on this machine and send you the video before you order

What it processes

• High-volume identical leads where piece count, not wire variety, is the constraint — LED strings, appliance jumpers, battery and motor leads
• Electronic, silicone, Teflon and fiberglass-insulated hookup wire from 0.1 to 2.5 mm²
• Cut-and-strip cells feeding several crimping or tinning benches from one machine
• Contract harness shops quoting on piece cost, where four channels cut the machine-hours per thousand leads

Suited for: long runs of identical single-conductor leads from 0.1 to 2.5 mm² — electronic, silicone, Teflon, isolation and fiberglass-insulated wire — cut to length and stripped or half-stripped at both ends, four wires per cycle.

Not suited for: wire above 2.5 mm² — the WM-167 benchtop cut and strip machine covers 0.1 to 10 mm² and strips to 80 mm at both ends, and the WM-194 8-wheel machine runs 0.3 to 25 mm². Not suited for mid-span insulation windows or twisted ends — the WM-188 double-wire machine opens up to 11 middle-strip sections while still running two wires in parallel, and the WM-187 cut, strip and twist machine twists the strands in the same cycle and strips heads to 250 mm. Not suited for flat and ribbon cable that has to be split into its conductors — that is the WM-1227 parallel twin cable splitting machine for 2 to 12 pin flat cable, or the WM-1220 flat ribbon machine.

Where four channels pay for themselves is piece cost on long runs. On a job of a hundred thousand identical leads, a four-channel machine does the same work in a quarter of the cycles a single-wire machine needs — the saving lands in machine-hours and operator time, not in the machine price. Tell us your wire, your cut length and your annual volume and we will work the arithmetic against a single-wire and a two-wire machine before you decide.

The 5,000–6,000 pcs stripping-speed entry has no time basis stated. Accepted hourly output is confirmed on the quote after timing the actual four-wire job; four wires per cycle does not automatically establish four times the shift output.