Steel Dragon ToolsWRA35 Bench Top Automatic Electric Wire Stripping Machine Strips 1.5" Scrap Copper Wire Stripper

Takes some getting used to. But it’ll throw down on wire. I had my doubts. Been stripping copper for many years. By hand and with a stripper. Do not stand on the wire your stripping the machine is fairly heavy and I wouldn’t want it falling on you. Too deep and you’ll make some needles that’ll bring blood. I turn both handles equally to get the right height on the blades. Blades are tough and sharp. I hope this machine lasts us a long time. I didn’t do much research on machines above a grand. I kept coming back to this. The handle to turn manually really should be able to quick release, when the motor is on that thing wouldn’t feel to great if it gets you. Just some of what I’ve learned since setting up. It’s paid for its self twice over. Happy stripping

An impressive little machine that strips everything i have thrown at it so far from thick PVC cables to thinner TFXP MR-Flex cables that is hard to strip by hand even when connecting them to equipment.The only thing that look a litle weak is the switch and cable restrain ore lack there of in the switch.Exept that an exelent machine.

This has paid for itself on the first trip to scrap yard.I have been to easily strip 12,10, gauge all the way up to 600 MCM COPPER.When stripping small cable make sure it doesn’t make its way inside gear assembly it will jam up.

I have the smaller wra20 that works good but the wra35 is bigger. I’ve done 350 mcm with this machine in seconds.Copper & aluminumOne flaw is to large of gaps around the gear and chain cover. Wire sometimes curls right into and will bind the machine. The hand crank is nice but could be dangerous to someone getting caught up in it.But this machine does the job fast and easy.👍👍👍

Easy to use.

The only complaint I have is it came damaged and I haven't herd back from the company. I was still able to use it and it worked great. I striped over 4-tons of 500mcm copper. About 1/2 way through the chain broke a link. It was easy to repair and is still working.

I have had the machine for a little over a year now. I have stripped over 20,000 lbs with this little machine. I have stripped everything from 16 awg to 750 mcm.

Bought one a few weeks ago worked great on all the wire and cable we ran through it #14 THHN up to 4/0 THHN, cable tray cables and even some 15 KV CABLE.