A peeling apparatus 1 includes a first peeling die and a second peeling die respectively including a pair of cutting blades 251 that peels the insulating film by being moved in a direction perpendicular to an axial direction of the conductive wire material 2 to cut the insulating film, and a support die 253 that supports a side surface of the conductive wire material 2 from a downstream side in a moving direction of the cutting blades 251 at the time of cutting by the cutting blades 251, the support die 253 of the first peeling die including a convex portion 2533 protruding toward the conductive wire material 2.

A continuous processing system and method for the continuous processing of an electrical conductor cable having aluminum strands encasing a steel core directly from a puller or from a puller and reel, simultaneously or on-the-fly during substantially the entirety of a reconductoring or re-stringing of the cable, wherein such cables are used for power lines or for static wires. The system is adapted to cooperate with a pulling machine. The pulling machine may be formed integrally within the system or may be a conventional pulling machine which cooperates with the system. The processing system runs continuously, substantially without interruption, during the pull of all of the cable from the pull zone of the reconductoring or restringing.

A stripper for stripping coating off of coated sucker rod is provided. The stripper can have a frame having spaced-apart and opposing end plates with a passageway for receiving the coated rod. Rollers located in the frame guide the coated rod as it passes through the passageway. A cutting bar contacts the coated rod to cut a strip off of the coated rod, leaving a remainder of coating that can be deflected off of the coated rod by a deflector as the coated rod passes through the stripper.

A device for separating a core and sheath of cable includes an apparatus delivering the cable along cable feed axis parallel to longitudinal axis of cable. Two knives cut sheath to two portions mechanically dissociated from one another. Each knife cuts sheath over its whole thickness in radial cutting zone with respect to central axis of the cable. Two blockers extend the knives in the direction of the feed axis of the cable and keep the core in position along the feed axis of the cable. At least one ramp extends from each knife in a second direction perpendicular to the radial cutting zone and to the feed axis of the cable. The ramp has an outer surface extending away from the cable feed axis in the first direction when movement takes place in the feed direction of the cable to separate the core and the portions of the sheath.

A wiring harness 10 according to one aspect of the present disclosure includes a plurality of wires (20) and an exterior member (40) for covering the plurality of wires (20). The exterior member (40) includes a tape member (41) to be wound to bundle the plurality of wires (20). The wiring harness (10) includes a tape cutting wire (50) provided such that an intermediate part in a length direction is covered by the tape member (41), and the tape cutting wire (50) is capable of cutting the tape member (41) by an end part (51) in the length direction being pulled.

A wire stripping machine includes a supporting frame; the supporting frame is provided with a first driving shaft and a second driving shaft; the distance between the first driving shaft and the second driving shaft enables a cable to pass through; the first driving shaft is provided with a number of straightening rings; a spacing between the straightening rings is not consistent; a wire inlet groove with a width and a non-uniform depth is arranged between the straightening rings; the second driving shaft sleeve is provided with a number of cutter and is arranged in the wire inlet groove and keeps the spacing of the cutting cable insulating layers from the wire inlet groove; a limiting ring is arranged between the cutter; and a lead plate is arranged on the supporting frame.