Wire Cutting Stripping and Twisting Machine for Single and Double Wire WM-187

Name: Wire Cutting Stripping and Twisting Machine for Single and Double Wire WM-187
Brand: Wiromac
SKU: WM-187

CE Certified HS Code 8463.90 0.1–4.5 mm² 4,000–10,000 pcs/h

The WM-187 cuts wire to length, strips both ends and twists the exposed strands in one pass, so wires leave the machine ready for tinning or crimping. It runs a single wire from 0.1 to 4.5 mm² or two wires side by side at 0.1 to 2.5 mm² each, delivering 4,000 to 10,000 pieces per hour at 100 mm length. Head stripping reaches 250 mm, tail 150 mm, plus middle stripping in up to 13 sections — all from a benchtop cabinet of 420 × 390 × 280 mm weighing just 40 kg.

Specifications

Function	Wire cutting, stripping and strand twisting
Wire range	Single wire 0.1 – 4.5 mm², double wire 0.1 – 2.5 mm²
Production rate	4,000 – 10,000 pcs/h (L = 100 mm)
Cutting length	0.1 – 100,000 mm
Cutting tolerance	(0.2 ± 0.002 × L) mm
Stripping length	Head 0.1 – 250 mm, tail 0.1 – 150 mm
Middle stripping	13 sections
Max. conduit diameter	Φ13 mm
Voltage	220/110 V
Power	200 – 450 W
Dimensions	420 × 390 × 280 mm
Gross weight	40 kg
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

Strips and twists in the same cycle — strands come out tight and flare-free, ready for tinning pots or terminal applicators without a manual twisting station
Double-wire mode feeds two wires side by side at 0.1 to 2.5 mm² each, doubling hourly output on long production runs
Middle stripping in up to 13 sections prepares jumper and daisy-chain wiring in a single program
Benchtop footprint of 420 × 390 × 280 mm at 40 kg drops onto any workbench and draws only 200 to 450 W

What it processes

Hookup wire preparation ahead of tinning and crimping lines (0.1 – 4.5 mm²)
Appliance, control-cabinet and PCB assembly wiring cut in double-wire mode for volume
Jumper wires with multiple mid-span windows stripped for daisy-chain soldering

Suited for: high-volume hookup wire that goes on to tinning or crimping — single wire 0.1 to 4.5 mm², or two wires at once up to 2.5 mm² each, with twisted ends straight off the machine. Not suited for: sheathed multi-core or shielded cable — multi-core jackets run on the WM-168HT multi-core cut and strip machine, which strips sheath and cores on 2–8 core cable, and shielded cable on the WM-367 shielded cable processing machine, built for jacket, braid and core in one line.

This machine is set from a keypad and LCD. The same platform is also built with a 4.3-inch touchscreen for operators who prefer to store and recall jobs graphically; the mechanics — V-blade set, roller gap adjustment and the twisting head — are the same. Tell us which control you want when you ask for a quote, and we will confirm the exact processing range of the unit we would ship, since the two builds are not published with identical figures.

Strand count and insulation grip vary by wire brand, so twisting quality is worth proving first. Send 2–3 meters of your actual wire and we run it on this machine on video — cut, stripped and twisted — before you commit to the order.

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WM-187 — common questions

Why twist the strands at the machine instead of by hand?

Untwisted strands flare after stripping, which causes stray-strand shorts at solder joints and misfeeds in crimp applicators. The WM-187 twists each stripped end mechanically in the same cycle, so every wire arrives at the next station with a tight, uniform strand lay — consistency hand-twisting cannot hold over thousands of pieces.

How does double-wire mode change throughput?

Two wires feed side by side through the same rollers and blades, so each machine cycle produces two finished pieces. On wire up to 2.5 mm² that lifts effective output toward the 10,000 pcs/h end of the range — worth it on any job of ten thousand pieces or more.

What is it not built for?

It handles single-insulation wire only, up to 4.5 mm². Sheathed multi-core cable, shielded wire and anything thicker need the jacket-capable automatic cut and strip machines in this category — twisting attachments are available on several of those models too.