Stripping device and a method for stripping
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InventorBeat Locher
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A stripping device for multi-wire cables containing cable wires includes a clamping device, at least two non-rotatable blades acting against one another, at least two jaws that are adapted for displacement relative to one another toward the cable wires, and a drive for providing relative movement between the jaws and the cable wires along the cable wires. The relative-movement drive brings the cable wires into a single plane and parallel to each other.
A stripping device for multi-wire cables (2), containing cable wires, comprising:
A method for stripping a multi-wire cable (2) having at least two cable wires (8), each cable wire having at least one wire insulation (9), and a common cable jacket (5),
A stripping device for a cable jacket (5) and multi-wire cables (2), comprising:
A stripping device for a cable jacket (5) and multi-wire cables (2), comprising:
A continuous cable stripping machine for multiple wire cables with at least one pair of rollers or pair of belts beside each side of a cable stripping station,
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.
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Making a transverse cut: using wire or cable-clamping means
Hand-held tools: features relating to cutting elements
Installation of electric cables or lines, or of combined optical and electric
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The invention relates to a stripping device, in particular for stripping multi-wire cables, having a clamping device and at least two non-rotatable blades acting relative to one another, and a method for stripping a multi-wire cable having at least two cable wires, each cable wire having at least one wire insulation and a common cable jacket.
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The Figures are described in association with one another and overall. Identical reference numerals denote identical components and reference numerals with different indices denote components having a similar function.
FIG. 1 shows a multi-wire cable having twisted cable wires—a typical mains cable—during the stripping of the cable sheath;
1 Cable axis
2 Cable, in particular, means cable
2a Rollers