Large Gauge Cable Cutting and Stripping Machine for 30–300 mm² EV and Power Cables WM-175

HS Code 8463.90 30–300 mm² 100–700 pcs/h

The WM-175 cuts and strips large-gauge cable from 30 to 300 mm² — including hard-to-strip jackets such as EV charging pile harnesses, charging gun cables and high-voltage shielded wire. A rotary blade holder with axial positioning strips heads up to 1,000 mm and tails up to 300 mm, at cutting lengths from 10 to 99,999.99 mm with ±0.2% (0.002×L) accuracy and an output of 100–700 pcs/hour depending on cable length and size.

Specifications

Wire typeHard-to-strip cables: EV charging pile harnesses, charging gun cables, high-voltage shielded wires
Stripping range30 – 300 mm²
Head stripping1 – 1,000 mm
Tail stripping1 – 300 mm
Cutting length10 – 99,999.99 mm
Cutting toleranceWithin 0.002 × L (L = cutting length)
Guide tube diameterΦ15 – 50 mm
Blade materialImported high-speed steel (HSS)
Capacity100 – 700 pcs/h (depending on cable length and size)
Power supply220 V, 50 Hz
Power11.7 kW
HS Code8463.90 (common reference — final classification confirmed by your customs broker)
CertificationOn request

Key features

  • Rotary blade holder with axial positioning — the blades circle the cable instead of dragging through it, so thick and stubborn jackets come off clean at speed
  • Double-blade design swaps in a fresh blade set without recalibration, cutting changeover downtime
  • Automatic machining-center detection aligns each cable before the cut, keeping output steady
  • Digital display of the cutting wire diameter — the operator sees the measured size on screen
  • Menu-driven touchscreen control (English interface) for length, strip depth and batch programs
  • Quality imported pneumatic components for stable, energy-efficient clamping
  • Free sample test — send your cable, we run it on this machine and send you the video before you order

What it processes

  • EV charging pile harnesses and charging gun cables (new-energy charging infrastructure)
  • High-voltage shielded cable for new-energy vehicles
  • Large-gauge power and welding cable, 30–300 mm² cross-section

Suited for: large-gauge cable from 30 to 300 mm² (OD Φ15–50 mm), especially hard-to-strip jackets — EV charging pile harnesses, charging gun cables and high-voltage shielded wire. Not suited for: wire below 30 mm² — for 1.5–50 mm² cable the WM-163 vertical cable cutting and stripping machine is the better match, and for 10–150 mm² power cable at higher throughput see the WM-1450 thick cable cutting and stripping machine. For cables above 300 mm², custom sourcing is the route — tell us your spec.

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WM-175 — common questions

What is the largest cable the WM-175 can process?

The stripping range covers 30 to 300 mm² conductor cross-section, with a guide tube accepting cable outer diameters from Φ15 to 50 mm. For cables above 300 mm² or unusual constructions, tell us your spec — our custom sourcing service can locate the right machine.

Can it strip EV charging gun cable and high-voltage shielded wire?

Yes — that is what the machine is built for. The rotary blade holder scores around the jacket rather than pulling through it, which is what hard-to-strip TPU and rubber charging cable jackets need. Send us a 2–3 meter sample and we will run it and send you the trial video before you order.

Why is the capacity quoted as a 100–700 pcs/h range?

Throughput on large cable depends heavily on cutting length and conductor size — short pieces of 30 mm² cable run near the top of the range, long pieces of 300 mm² cable near the bottom. Tell us your cable spec and target lengths and we will estimate your real output.

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