DV1 Twin Wheel Stripper with Integral Dust Collector

Model | Part Number |
Description / Details
The D series wheel strippers cover many applications for stripping magnet, enamel and film insulated wires. Round, rectangular and square section wires with insulation such as Formvar, ML, Dayglass, Isonel, Polythermaleze and many more can be stripped.The DV1 has an integral dust collection system to trap insulation residue as it is removed from the wires during stripping. Fybrglass or wire brush wheels may be utilized with the DV1 to strip wires. Fybrglass wheels rotate at high speed and generate frictional heat that softens the insulation on the wire and the “nap” of the wheel wipes it away. A clean polished surface is produced with no risk of nicking. Wire brushes remove insulation by the cutting action of their many bristles. These are more abrasive than Fybrglass wheels and are recommended for larger wires where a roughened surface aids subsequent soldering. Wire brush wheels will also remove glass and fabric insulation. The selection of the correct grade of stripping wheel is critical.
Specifications
Stripper Type | Twin wheel stripper with dust collection |
Wire Sizes | Maximum:4 AWG (5.2mmø) or square wire up to 1/4” x 1/4” (6.35mm x 6.35mm) for rectangular wire the maximum wheel opening is 1/4”(6.35mm) and the maximum material width is 1” (25.4mm) Minimum: 35AWG (0.14mmø) |
Strip Length with Mini Stop | 3/8"-1 3/4" (9.5-44.4mm) |
Strip Length with Regular Stop | 5/8"-2 1/2" (15.9-63.5mm) |
Power | 120V 60Hz |
Operating/Safety Manual
D1, DV1, and D9 Wire Strippers & Braid Combers
Technical Information Center Articles
Watch Video
Required Parts
Replacement Parts
E.C.P. (Eraser Certification Program)
We recommend using E.C.P. to determine which Eraser machine is best for your specific application. Click here to download a printable E.C.P. form. For more information about E.C.P. from Eraser, click here.
Add a Review

Click the button below to add a review for the DV1 Twin Wheel Stripper with Integral Dust Collector