The working principle of a computerized wire stripping machine combined with a laser marking machine is as follows:

• 1 Working principle of the computerized wire stripping machine.
• 2 The computerized wire stripping machine is set up by adjusting the desired parameters and placing the wire or cable to be stripped onto the machine.
• 3 The machine utilizes a transmission system and stripping blades to perform the wire stripping operation. The stripping blades can be adjusted to ensure the appropriate length and depth of the stripping.
• 4 During the stripping process, the machine controls the speed and force of the blades to ensure accuracy and consistency.
• 5 Once the stripping is completed, the outer insulation material of the wire or cable is removed, exposing the internal conductors.

• 1 The laser marking machine generates a high-energy laser beam using a laser generator.
• 2 The laser beam is focused and controlled through an optical system to form a fine beam.
• 3 The control system operates the laser beam by precisely controlling its movement and switching based on the desired marking content.
• 4 When the laser beam is directed onto the surface of the target object, it interacts with the material, causing chemical or physical reactions that form visible marks on the surface.
• 5 The control system can adjust the laser's power, scanning speed, and scanning mode to achieve different marking effects and requirements.

The working principle of a computerized wire stripping machine combined with a laser marking machine integrates the stripping and marking processes. Firstly, the computerized wire stripping machine performs the wire stripping operation, and then the laser marking machine utilizes laser technology to mark the stripped wire or cable. This combined equipment enhances production efficiency, ensures the accuracy and consistency of stripping and marking, and completes both operations in a single process, saving time and labor.