Manual wire processing causes inconsistent quality that slows production. At EASTONTECH, we know automotive suppliers need automated solutions for perfect terminations every time.
Our automatic wire cutting stripping and crimping machines provide precision processing for automotive wiring harnesses, ensuring consistent quality while reducing labor costs by up to 60% compared to manual methods.

I've visited over 30 automotive plants worldwide and seen how unreliable wire processing equipment creates bottlenecks. Our machines solve these problems with these key advantages:
Struggling with terminal crimps that fail quality checks? Our machines eliminate this frustration with smart technology.
The EW-series automatic terminal crimping machines use precise force monitoring and CCD vision systems to verify every crimp meets automotive standards before proceeding to the next wire.
We design our crimping machines specifically for automotive wire harness production:
Force Monitoring Technology
Measures exact crimp compression force
Auto-rejects any out-of-spec terminations
Maintains consistency throughout production runs
Dual Processing Heads
Processes both wire ends simultaneously
Adds waterproof plugs or markings automatically
Cuts processing time by 40%
Flexible Tooling Systems
Quick-change dies handle different terminal types
Minimum setup time between production runs
Supports wire sizes from 0.08 to 6mm²
Our R&D team works directly with automotive suppliers to solve real production challenges. After visiting a German harness maker last year, we developed a special version of our EW-7045 to handle their unique waterproof connectors, ensuring a reliable seal crimp in every connection.
Frustrated by stripping blades that dull too quickly? Our solution lasts longer and stays sharper.
The EW-03B+ automatic wire cutter and stripper uses Japanese-made blades and servo-controlled adjustments to deliver clean, consistent stripping without damaging conductors.
Modern vehicles use various wire types that demand different stripping approaches:
| Wire Type | Our Solution | Benefit |
|---|---|---|
| Thin sensor wires | Precision micro-stripping blades | No strand damage |
| Thick battery cables | Heavy-duty servo cutters | Clean cuts every time |
| Coaxial cables | Rotary blade system | Maintains shielding integrity |
| Aluminum wires | Special non-stick blades | Prevents material buildup |
Last month I watched our EW-06F machine process 5,000 coaxial cables without a single defect - something impossible with manual methods. The automatic depth adjustment ensures perfect stripping regardless of cable variations.
Worried about overseas equipment support? Our global network has you covered.
With service centers in the US, Germany and South Korea, EASTONTECH provides local support for all our automatic wire processing machine, ensuring quick response to any technical needs.
We don't just sell machines - we partner with automotive suppliers for long-term success:
Pre-Sales Consultation
Our engineers visit your facility
Analyze your specific wiring needs
Recommend the right machine configuration
Installation & Training
Onsite machine setup by our technicians
Comprehensive operator training
Production line integration support
Ongoing Support
Local spare parts inventory
Remote diagnostics available
Preventive maintenance programs
A Mexican harness manufacturer recently told me our local service technician resolved their issue within 4 hours - keeping their production running smoothly.
EASTONTECH wire processing machine delivers reliable, high-quality solutions for automotive wiring harness production worldwide.
Michael Chen
Wire Processing Automation Specialist
With 12 years in automotive wire harness equipment design, Michael has helped manufacturers in 15 countries improve their production quality and efficiency.
Industry Standards & Technical Specifications:
IPC/WHMA-A-620E (2022). Requirements and Acceptance for Cable and Wire Harness Assemblies. IPC
ISO 19642-3:2021. Road vehicles - Automotive cables - Part 3: Performance requirements for thin-wall cables
USCAR-21, Rev 4 (2023). Performance Specification for Automotive Wire Termination
Manufacturing Technology Papers:
4. Wagner, J. & Schmidt, R. (2023). "Automated Quality Control in Wire Crimping Processes". Journal of Automotive Manufacturing Solutions, 15(2), 45-58
5. Tanaka, H. et al. (2022). "Advancements in Servo-Controlled Wire Stripping Technology". IEEE Transactions on Industrial Electronics, 69(4), 4120-4129
Equipment Technical Manuals:
6. EASTONTECH EW-Series Operation Manual (2023 Edition). Automatic Wire Processing Systems
7. Molex LLC (2023). Terminal Crimping Quality Handbook for Automotive Applications
Industry Reports:
8. McKinsey & Company (2023). The Future of Automotive Wire Harness Manufacturing
9. Grand View Research (2024). Wire Processing Equipment Market Analysis Report 2024-2030
Supplier Case Studies:
10. EASTONTECH Customer Success Report (2023). Implementation in Tier 1 German Automotive Supplier
11. IACS (2023). Best Practices in Automatic Wire Processing for EV Manufacturing
Material Science Resources:
12. ASTM B355-22. Standard Specification for Nickel-Coated Soft or Annealed Copper Wire
13. SAE J1128_202304. Low Voltage Primary Cable
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