Coaxial cable stripping machine principle

　　A coaxial cable stripping machine operates on the principle of precision mechanical stripping to remove the outer insulation, shielding, and inner insulation layers of a coaxial cable. The key principles and components involved in its operation are:

　　Principle

　　1. Mechanical Stripping:

　　The machine uses precise mechanical tools to cut through the different layers of the coaxial cable. These tools are typically made of sharp blades or rotary cutters that can be adjusted to accommodate various cable sizes and stripping requirements.

　　2. LayerbyLayer Stripping:

　　The process involves stripping multiple layers sequentially:

　　Outer Jacket: The first layer to be removed is the outer insulating jacket.

　　Shielding: The next layer is the shielding, which may be a braid or foil.

　　Inner Insulation: Finally, the inner insulation around the conductor is stripped.

　　3. Adjustability:

　　The machine can be adjusted to handle different cable diameters and stripping lengths. Adjustments are made to ensure that the blades cut precisely through each layer without damaging the inner conductor.

　　4. Feed Mechanism:

　　The cable is fed into the machine either manually or automatically. As the cable is fed, it is guided into the correct position for stripping.

　　5. Cutting and Removal:

　　The cutting mechanism (blades or rotary knives) performs the actual stripping. The blades are set to different depths to cut through the layers without affecting the conductor.

　　6. Precision and Automation:

　　Modern stripping machines often include automated features for precision and efficiency, such as automatic length measurement, depth adjustment, and waste removal systems.

　　Components

　　1. Feeding Mechanism:

　　Guides and feeds the cable into the machine. It may include rollers or clamps.

　　2. Blades/Cutters:

　　Sharp blades or rotary cutters designed to cut through specific layers of the cable.

　　3. Adjustment Controls:

　　Allows the user to set the stripping length and depth for different types of cables.

　　4. Waste Collection:

　　Collects the strippedoff materials to keep the workspace clean and to ensure efficient operation.

　　5. Control Panel:

　　Interface for setting and monitoring the machine's operation.

　　By using these principles and components, a coaxial cable stripping machine ensures that the stripping process is efficient, accurate, and consistent, leading to highquality cable preparation for further use.