Three-claw cutter head paint stripping cutter head enameled wire paint stripping knife can be summarized as follows:

Preparation:

First of all, ensure a safe working environment and avoid flammable objects around to prevent accidents.

Check whether the paint stripper knife is intact, whether the blade is sharp, and if it is not sharp, it should be sharpened in time.

Adjust the paint stripping knife:

Adjust the stripper length termination device (if any) on the stripper knife according to the diameter of the enameled wire and the length to be stripped.

Make sure the blade is perpendicular to the enamelled wire to evenly cut through the insulation.

Cut insulation layer:

Place the enameled wire on the blade of the paint stripper and gently apply force so that the blade cuts into the insulation layer. Be careful not to exert too much force to avoid damage to the wire core.

Slide the blade along the enameled line to cut a bite and facilitate subsequent stripping.

Peeling insulation layer:

After cutting the bite, you can gently tear the insulation along the cut line, or use the side of the paint stripper knife to gently scrape away.

Pay attention to maintain a stable strength when stripping, to avoid sudden force resulting in damage to the core.

Check and clean up:

After the stripping is complete, check that the core is intact and ensure that there are no scratches or breaks.

Clean up the peeling insulation debris and keep the work area clean.

Maintenance and maintenance:

After use, clean the paint stripping knife in time to remove residue and dirt on the blade.

Check the sharpness of the blade regularly and sharpen or replace the blade if necessary.

Please note that the above steps are general instructions, and the specific use method may vary depending on the type of paint stripper and the specifications of the enamelled wire. In actual operation, it is recommended to refer to the instruction manual of the paint stripper or consult a professional for more accurate guidance. In addition, safety is always the first priority, and protective equipment such as gloves should be worn when using to avoid injury.