Wire Stripping and Crimping Machine(side feeding)(1.5T/2T/3T)

● Automotive wire harness sub-assembly

Body control, sensor, and lighting sub-harnesses require stripping and crimping of AWG36–AWG14 wire to connector terminals at high throughput. The EW-50A-1 and EW-50A-2 cover the fine and medium gauge range of these harnesses, while the side-feeding layout allows integration into line-side bench configurations common in automotive Tier 1 assembly cells.

● Industrial control panel wiring

Control panel builders terminating DIN rail terminal blocks, relay sockets, and PLC I/O connectors use AWG22–AWG14 wire — covered across the EW-50A-1 and EW-50A-2 variants. The pedal-start operation keeps the operator's hands free to guide wire into the correct terminal position during crimping, which is critical for dense panel wiring.

● Electronic equipment & PCB wire assembly

Wire-to-board and wire-to-connector assemblies for consumer electronics, industrial controllers, and power supplies use fine-gauge wire (AWG36–AWG24) where consistent crimp geometry and strip length are the primary quality requirements. The EW-50A-1's 1.5T crimping force is sized for the small terminal barrels used in these applications without over-crimping.

● Home appliance & motor wiring

Power supply leads, motor connection wires, and heating element terminals in appliance production typically use AWG16–AWG8, covered by the EW-50A-2 and EW-50A-3. The 3T variant handles the heavier ring terminals and spade connectors used on appliance motor and heating circuit connections.

Q: What wire gauges and crimping forces does the EW-50A wire stripping and crimping machine cover?

A: The EW-50A is available in three variants: EW-50A-1 handles AWG36–AWG20 with 1.5T crimping force; EW-50A-2 handles AWG36–AWG14 with 2T; and EW-50A-3 handles AWG26–AWG8 with 3T. All three have a stripping length range of 1–10mm and accept the same 30mm stroke applicator tooling on the EW-50A-3, with 20mm stroke on the EW-50A-1 and EW-50A-2.

Q: What does "side feeding" mean, and why does it matter for production line layout?

A: Side feeding means the wire enters the machine from the lateral (side) direction rather than the front. This allows the production station to be arranged with wire supply, pre-feeding equipment, or wire storage running parallel to the operator bench — which is useful on production floors where the front-feed approach would require additional floor depth behind the machine. It also allows a more ergonomic operator posture on high-volume production benches where wires are fed continuously throughout a shift.

Q: What voltage and frequency options are available for this machine?

A: All three EW-50A variants operate on AC110V or AC220V at both 50Hz and 60Hz without modification, making them directly deployable in production facilities in North America (120V/60Hz), Japan (100V/60Hz), China (220V/50Hz), and Europe (230V/50Hz). Power consumption ranges from 750W (EW-50A-1) to 1,500W (EW-50A-2 and EW-50A-3).

Q: How does the pneumatic stripping unit work, and what brands of components are used?

A: The stripping unit uses pneumatic actuators sourced from established Japanese and Taiwanese component brands to drive the blade carrier. The inching function allows step-by-step blade advancement during setup for accurate strip depth calibration, with automatic return to the home position completing each cycle. Air supply requirement is 0.3–0.4MPa — compatible with standard workshop compressor outputs.