CopperMine Copper Wire Stripping Machine – Hand Crank & Drill Operated | Strips 18 AWG to 1250 kcm (3/32" to 1-1/2") – Heavy-Duty Wire Stripper Tool for Scrap Copper

This gets 5 stars from us. Seems sturdy and hard wearing. Has sailed through everything we've needed to strip so far and we have tried some heavy industrial cable up to 680mm2 Definitely paid for itself anyway.

Great for large caliber wires. Ripped through roughly 700lbs of 500MCM caliber wire in no time at all. Well worth the money and best bang for buck compared to other models (mainly because for the price it can handle larger wires where as most others for the price stop at 250MCM). I rarely write reviews but this one merited the five stars.

Worked perfectly on what I had to strip. I chose it because it’s made in America and would accept 1250kcmil wire. I had some 6/4 SOOW cord and it worked like a charm, and all the way down to 10ga multi strand in an 3 phase extension cord. Worked great on 1/0 welder lead, 8/4 SOOW cord and 1/0 coarse strand feeder wire. Definitely made it an easy task. I used the single blade almost exclusively as I wasn’t gonna shim for different wire gages. Stripper didn’t care and can be adjusted as deep or shallow as you wish depending on wire and insulation. I didn’t use the drill adapter, but I’m sure it works fine. It’s heavy cast steel and comes with instructions for a variety of ways to mount it depending on your setup. Blade is pretty sharp and I cannot fathom ever needing another just cutting insulation off of wire. Sure is faster than a razor knife, and has guides that will allow Romex type wire to have the outer wrap cut off. I’m super happy with it.

Incredible compact machine with a very sharp blade up for the task at hand!

Wow, I been in the electical trade for a long time. This item is well made and worth every penny. I just put a couple hundred feet of 500mcm through and it performed flawlessly.

I'm always skeptical on these types of things and I don't very often leave reviews, but this thing actually works very well and saved me a lot of time. Also a lot safer than stripping with a knife. I don't think the hand crank would be a very good option but it is very easy to hook up a battery drill. I used a ty-wrap to control the trigger and turned it on and off by removing the battery. I'm very happy and definitely would recommend this time saving tool.