VEVOR
VEVOR BXJDD750 750 W 0.06–1.57 in 10-channel wire stripper
Motorised stripper handles cables from 0.06 to 1.57 in across ten channels at 98 ft/min with a 750 W motor
- TypeOther Appliances
- Width14.37
- Strips wire at 98 ft/min with a 750 W motor
- Handles 0.06–1.57 in diameters across 10 channels
- Cast-aluminium body with acrylic window for process visibility
- Hands-free operation improves safety and convenience
- Runs on standard 110 V 60 Hz supply
Purpose and user
The VEVOR BXJDD750 is a 750 W automatic wire stripping machine built for scrap copper recycling. It handles wire gauges from 0.06 to 1.57 in across ten channels. The unit runs on AC 110 V at 60 Hz and suits cable manufacturers and recycling plants.
Motor and operation
A 750 W motor drives the gearbox to a stripping speed of 98 ft/min. The cast aluminum body and clear acrylic panel give a visible stripping depth reference. Hands-free operation adds safety while the machine processes cable continuously.
Sustained use
The non-deformed structure maintains alignment during extended runs. Ten hardened blades and channels share the workload across the full gauge range. The 53.6 lb mass keeps the unit stable on the bench throughout long recycling sessions.
Highlights
- Strips wire at 98 ft/min with a 750 W motor
- Handles 0.06–1.57 in diameters across 10 channels
- Cast-aluminium body with acrylic window for process visibility
- Hands-free operation improves safety and convenience
- Runs on standard 110 V 60 Hz supply
Specifications
| Type | Other Appliances |
|---|---|
| Width | 14.37 |
Questions about this item
How do I install the BXJDD750 wire stripper and what step is often missed?
Place the 53.6 lb unit on a stable bench, connect to a 110 V 60 Hz outlet, select the correct channel for your wire size, and adjust the stripping depth using the visible reference before starting the motor.
What maintenance will the BXJDD750 need over time?
Periodically inspect and replace the 10 blades as they dull, keep the cast aluminum body and acrylic panel clean of copper debris, and check the gearbox for proper lubrication per the user manual.
What limit appears first during continuous operation of the BXJDD750?
The 750 W motor drives a maximum stripping speed of 98 feet per minute across the 0.06–1.57 in gauge range; sustained loads at the upper end of this range will reach thermal limits before the 10-channel mechanism does.
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