The Wire Stripping Machine is designed for stripping soft-plastic sheathed cables quickly and efficiently. With a durable steel body, adjustable cutting depth, and dual drive options, it is ideal for electricians, DIY users, and workshop tasks.

Key Features:
- Durable steel body with high strength and long-lasting performance
- Full-metal bearing feed wheel for smooth, stable, and efficient feeding
- Carbide sharp blade, hardened and wear-resistant, with dual bearings for smoother stripping
- Adjustable cutting depth with spring-loaded self-adjustment (1-6) plus manual screw fine-tuning
- Dual drive options: use the ergonomic hand crank or connect to an electric drill for faster stripping
- Multi-hole feeder plate suits different cable thicknesses within the compatible range

Compatible Wire Types:
- Suitable for soft-plastic sheathed wires, optical cables, multicore cables, twisted wires, aluminium wires, soft copper wires, hard copper wires, and similar flexible cables
- Diameter range: 2mm to 16mm

Important: Not Suitable For
This machine is designed for soft outer sheath only. Do not use on:
- Wires with iron or steel armour or metal cladding
- Hard plastic outer sheaths
- Flat cables such as ribbon-type cables
- Any cable with sheath thickness over 6mm

Using this machine on unsuitable wires may damage the blade, jam the gears, and void any claim.

Step-by-Step Operation Tutorial:
Please read and follow every step carefully before use.

Step 1: Check Blade Alignment
Confirm the blade is aligned with the gear V-groove. If not, adjust the blade position until they match.

Step 2: Feed the Wire Straight
Keep the wire completely straight as it enters the machine. Ensure no gap between the two feed gears, they must touch firmly.

Step 3: Test Blade Rotation
Manually spin the blade with your fingers to check it turns freely. If it does not rotate, loosen and adjust the two screws on both sides of the blade until it moves smoothly.

Step 4: Correct Feeding Direction (Very Important)
The inlet plate must stay in the lower position at all times. The wire needs to climb upward into the machine. Keep turning the hand crank while feeding to assist the climbing motion.

Step 5: Adjust Blade Pressure - Do Not Overtighten
Gradually increase the pressure while feeding the wire. Stop and check that the blade just cuts through the outer insulation, not deeper. If you tighten too much in one go, the blade will dig in and the wire will stop moving. This will jam the machine and may damage both the wire and the blade. Tip: Adjust a little, test a short piece, then fine-tune for the best result.

What's in the Box:
- 1 x Wire Stripping Machine