Different abrasive materials are used for different types of insulation.
Chemical wire stripping.
The mechanical blade is the most widely used tool to strip wires.
The process is an efficient method to use for complete removal of the insulation resulting in an exposed clean solderable conductor surface.
Dip strip starts as a solid crystal form and melts to a liquid when heated.
Remove oxidation and residue with the dip clean 2.
It s very aggressive and is able to remove most surface coatings.
Chemicals are used to dissolve the insulation to expose the metal inside the wire.
The hot weezers and hot nife hand units are part of a highly advanced thermal wire stripping system used in specialized wire stripping applications where stripping a wire or cable with no defect to the conductor is critical.
Dsp pots are designed specifically for use with dip strip.
It is best suited to cutting through the insulation on a regular shaped circular cross section wire.
Meisei s hot weezers and hot nife represent the state of the art in thermal wire strippers.
Manual or semi automatic mechanical chemical or thermal wire stripping methods have well known quality assurance problems.
Chemical stripping of organic insulation from solid conductors is an alternative to mechanical stripping especially on small gauge 28 ga conductors.
Cold strip the most widely used method via a methylene chloride process.
Chemical stripping normally involves the submersion of the substrate in a tank often referred to as a chemical tank and is generally undertaken by one of two methods.
Products wire and cable strippers chemical wire stripping eraser dip strip chemical pots can remove the insulation from virtually all magnet and enamel wires of all sizes and insulation types including litz wire without damage to the wire.
Wire preparation chemical stripping.
Chemical wire stripper rewinders end connector removes all type and class of insulating enamels and varnishes like polyvinyl formal modified polyvinyl formal polyurethane polyester modified polyester polyester imide polyimide poly amide imide dual coats and any other stubborn enamels varnishes.