Strip Force
The strip force of an insulated wire is the axial force (in pounds or Newtons) required to remove a given length (for example 0.4 inch or 10 mm) of insulation from a conductor in
preparation for termination. The amount of friction or adhesion between the insulation and the copper conductor must be low enough for the slug to be easily and cleanly removed,
yet high enough so the remaining insulation does not slide on the conductor during
stripping or during subsequent processing. Industry standards provide test methods to measure this force.
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