StripMeister E1000

Just used the machine today to strip approximately 2000 lbs of 750mcm and this machine worked flawlessly, it saved me days and a lot of aches and pains, the unit (e1000) is extremely well built, surprisingly quiet,and easy to set up and use. Like I said, I have only used it so far for about 5 hours so time will tell how it holds up but I could see this stripping machine lasting a long time

Heck yea! My first run of copper gave me a total of over $5k. Paid for itself on the first run. I love it. It does not care much for textile insulated cables. That really gums up the drive rolls and takes forever to clean out. But I just plan to do that last so it doesn't hold up the works.

Works as should 👍🏾

It works for some stuff but not the best one. Will be looking for another model down the road.

Did not work good at all

My employees put this machine to the test. We have a Strip-Tec we purchased for $8k back in 2008. The stripmeister outperformed the bigger more expensive machine. They ran it 8-10 hours a day for a week and a half and stripped over 10k lbs. of insulated aluminum cable.

Likes: E1000 Electric Automatic Wire Stripper Machine is highly capable of stripping straight, larger diameter cable. It makes a clean cut on both sides of the insulation of the 1" copper cable I have been reclaiming. The variable speed feeder system is a great feature, which can be dialed for maximum benefit to the user based on the cable length and weight. The new feeder wheel technology positively grips the cable insulation far better than cable strippers of other brands. The 1/2 HP variable speed Motor coupled with a precision gear box and a PWM variable speed controller delivers high torque and precise adjustable cutting speeds, and operates at a cool temperature even with a heavy workload. The drive system is an absolute must for folks stripping a lot of large diameter cable. The StripMeister video guides are extremely helpful. Dislikes: The stripper cutting wheel has a tendency to roll off center on larger diameter cable if the cable is not perfectly straight, with the cable wanting to leave the center low-point groove on the the drive. This leaves a cut in the insulation that does not expose the the copper wire. However, a proper adjustment of the vertical guide and and slowing the speed down seems to resolve this problem.

This exceeded all of my expectations. Definetly worth it.