automatic stripping and crimping

Komax Zeta 620 automated sequential wire assembly machine

Wire Processing Products

Fully Automatic Stripping, Crimping

October 23, 2024

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.

Alpha 550 G2 wire cutting and stripping system

Wire Processing Products

Automatic Cut, Strip and Crimp Machine

John Sprovieri

April 24, 2024

The Alpha 550 G2 is a fully automatic system for cutting, stripping and crimping wire.

Troubleshooting the Stripping and Crimping Process

Simple error-proofing steps can help avoid big headaches.

Austin Weber

July 21, 2022

Fully and semiautomatic wire processing machines can greatly increase quality and productivity—if they are set up and run properly. But, as the great Scottish poet Robert Burns reminds us, “The best laid plans of mice and men often go awry.”

Processing Automotive Ethernet Cables

Ethernet cables provide high-speed data transmission for infotainment and driver assistance applications, but they require automated equipment for stripping and crimping.

John Sprovieri

January 14, 2022

Electronics in today's vehicles are increasingly complex. With more sensors, controls and interfaces all using higher bandwidth, faster data throughput and more reliable networks are required. The weight of the cables and harnesses in the vehicle is also a concern.

What’s New With Cut, Strip and Crimp Machines

These fully automated machines simultaneously process the ends of one or more different wires to optimize productivity

Jim Camillo

January 13, 2021

Component uniformity and product quality often go hand in hand. Knowing this, manufacturers do all they can to find the right equipment that ensures such uniformity batch after batch, day after day.

Options for Tinning Wire

Whether applied manually or by a machine, the tinning process improves the mechanical strength of bare copper wire

Jim Camillo

April 10, 2020

Like any assembly skill, manual soldering of wire can be learned through proper training. This training begins by teaching the person how to cleanly strip, tin and solder the wire to a connector, PCB or terminal.