Pneumatic Precision Wire Stripping Machine for 32–14 AWG Discrete Wires WM-1215C

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The WM-1215C is a palm-sized pneumatic stripper for discrete wires from 0.03 to 2.08 mm² (32–14 AWG) with outer diameters up to 3.2 mm. Strip lengths run 1–20 mm, the conductor-diameter setting works in 0.01 mm steps, and a strip cycle takes about 0.3 s on shop air. At 2.0 kg and 265 × 70 × 135 mm, it drops into any wire-prep station that already has a compressed-air line.

Specifications

Key features

• Pneumatic stroke finishes a strip in roughly 0.3 seconds — feed wires as fast as your hands can present them
• Micrometer-style dial sets conductor diameter in 0.01 mm (0.001") steps, so every strip in a shift comes out identical
• Covers the full 32–14 AWG (0.03–2.08 mm²) span without swapping blades
• 2.0 kg and 265 × 70 × 135 mm — sits beside a crimping press without crowding the bench
• Transparent blade guard keeps the cut visible and fingers out

What it processes

• High-turnover fine-wire preparation on harness lines that already run compressed air
• 32–14 AWG hook-up and signal wire in electronics and appliance manufacturing
• Discrete wires and small multi-conductor cables up to 3.2 mm outer diameter
• Sensor and signal leads where nicked strands mean rejects

Suited for: stripping fine discrete wire — 0.03–2.08 mm² (32–14 AWG), outer diameter up to 3.2 mm — at production pace on a bench that already has shop air, with strip lengths from 1 to 20 mm. Not suited for: anything thicker. It is the fine-wire sister of the WM-1216C pneumatic stripper: the WM-1216C takes 0.5–25 mm² power conductors with its universal V-blade, while the WM-1215C works below that range with a 0.01 mm diameter setting for signal wire. It does not cut to length either — that job belongs to the automatic cut and strip machines.

Post us a handful of your production wires — we strip them on this exact machine, film it, and you decide with your own wire in the picture, not a demo lead.