BERI.CO.AX – Multi-stage Stripping of Industrial Cables
Our BERI.CO.AX cable stripping machine is based on the proven SIX.TEC principle and offers you new possibilities for stripping a variety of cables through its programmable iris blade system. The six iris blades enable precise and gentle removal of insulation, customizable to your specific requirements.
With flexibly positionable iris centering devices, which can be placed either before or after the blades, the machine adjusts optimally to different cable types. The iris clamping mechanism provides enhanced clamping force through a larger contact area and improved cable centering.
The BERI.CO.AX allows you to program up to ten processing steps in one recipe. This saves significant time, especially for multiple insulation layers. Different recipes can be executed automatically in sequences, enabling various cables and stripping processes to be handled efficiently in a single pass. An A/B programming option is also available for convenient stripping of both cable ends.
An integrated panel PC with Windows operating system facilitates your IT department’s connection to internal networks and processes. The user-friendly recipe visualization provides an immediate graphical representation of the cable to be processed – including various textures and colors – directly within the program.
You can program different materials, pre-insert cables, and flexibly reference them in various recipes. The blade head offset is manually adjustable to precisely process cables with additional elements such as support rings.
Additional Features:
- Standard blowing function for cable residue removal
- Cycle initiation via sensor or foot switch
- Process time display in the interface for feedback on the efficiency of your settings
Technical Specifications
| Cable outer diameter | approx. 1.5–29 mm* |
| Full and partial stripping length | up to approx. 245 mm* |
| Clamping opening | max. 32 mm |
| Blade opening | max. 30 mm |
The blade head of the BERI.CO.AX is based on our Flex-Head used since 2011, which can also be integrated as a module into your own machines.
