Items Tagged with 'wire stripping'

A new study compares laser technologies for removing the enamel coating from magnet wire prior to welding.

A rotating blade, which precisely follows the surface of the jacket, ensures precise radial slitting of the jacket.

With a footprint of just 2,150 by 1,545 millimeters, the Zeta 620 can produce 360 cables per hour, complete with ferrules on both ends.

Laser wire stripping was developed by NASA in the 1970s as part of the Space Shuttle program. The technology made it possible to use smaller sized wires with thinner insulations, without risk of the damage that can be caused by traditional mechanical wire stripping methods.

Cell phones, tablets, GPS devices and other mobile electronics are smaller, thinner, lighter and more powerful than ever. Wireless Internet connections, RFID and Bluetooth have become essential features of these devices, necessitating highly complex transmission mechanisms.

Without a sculptor, a piece of clay or marble can never reach its full artistic potential. Rotary, V and die blades in automatic cutting and stripping (CAS) machines serve a similar role to help conductive wire and cable achieve its full electric potential as part of a harness.