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New Eubanks Airstrip 2715 Speeds
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AirStrip 2715 |
MONROVIA, Calif., February 18, 2002-Eubanks Engineering Co., a leading manufacturer of wire processing equipment, today introduced the Airstrip 2715, designed specifically to cut and strip fiber optic cable in volume.
Fiber optic cable, the choice for broadband communication networks, has been difficult to cut and strip in the past because of its high tensile strength, small size, and the tough protective layer of Kevlar that typically surrounds the cable.
Using a special new blade assembly, the AirStrip 2715 cuts and strips both the fiber optic cable and its insulation by shearing either single or parallel/duplex fiber optic cable to length and stripping the outside jacket off each end. Strip lengths range from 0.375 to 1.312 in. (9 to 33mm). The AirStrip 2715 operates at speeds exceeding 5,000 10-inch pieces per hour.
An innovator in design and manufacturing for more than 40 years, Eubanks offers a comprehensive line of wire processing equipment for cutting, stripping, and marking wire and cables worldwide. Its programmable and pneumatic wire strippers allow users maximum flexibility in setting wire length, strip length and wire size.
About Eubanks Engineering
An innovator in design and manufacturing for more than 40 years, Eubanks
offers a comprehensive line of wire processing equipment for cutting,
stripping and marking wire and cables worldwide. Its all-electric and
pneumatic wire strippers allow users maximum flexibility in setting wire
length, strip length and wire size.
Eubanks wire marking machines mark wire and tubing clearly and permanently through the use of marking foil and heated printing discs. Programmable and manual models are available that perform a wide-range of functions from marking only to feeding, marking, cutting and stripping wire. An optional spark tester is also available with most models. In addition, Eubanks offers a full line of wire processing accessories, ranging from prefeeds and stackers to cabinet bases and coiling pans.
For more information, contact
Eubanks Engineering Co.
(909) 483-2456
Fax (909) 483-2498
on the web http://www.eubanks.com
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