Explore the equipment used to separate copper windings from motor stators—and the details that determine which setup belongs in your operation.
Compare configurationsA sourcing guide, not a stock list. Models, pricing, availability, and specifications are confirmed for each enquiry.
Cut the end windings to prepare a dismantled stator for pulling. A dedicated cutting station can complement an existing extraction workflow.
Pull prepared windings from the steel core. Match the gripping tools and working range to the stators you actually process—not just the machine’s rated force.
Source both stages together, either in a combined machine or as matched stations. Focus on how material moves between operations and where the operator spends time.
These are equipment categories, not interchangeable solutions. Start with the step your operation needs.
| Your requirement | Winding cutter | Hydraulic extractor | Combined setup |
|---|---|---|---|
| Primary job | Cut end windings | Pull released windings | Coordinate cutting and pulling |
| Incoming material | Dismantled stators | Stators prepared for extraction | Dismantled stators |
| Key compatibility check | Blade access and stator clearance | Gripping tools and pulling range | Shared working range at both stages |
| Demonstration to request | Clean cuts on your winding types | Loaded pulls on representative cores | A complete cycle, including handling |
Complete motors require dismantling before these stages. Supported dimensions, throughput, and recovery results must be verified with the selected supplier.
Make these checks part of the supplier conversation.
How we help you sourceProvide minimum and maximum outside diameters, core lengths, winding materials, and photos. Include unusually dense or difficult pieces. Ask the supplier to demonstrate representative material and identify anything outside the working range.
Confirm whether the quoted rate includes loading, clamping, cutting, pulling, and unloading. Ask how many operators are needed and whether the demonstration reflects your material mix and preparation level.
Verify voltage, phase, frequency, footprint, guarding, and local compliance requirements. Check unloading arrangements, floor requirements, operator clearances, and access for maintenance before ordering.
Request an itemised scope covering the machine, tooling, guards, initial spares, manuals, delivery terms, installation support, and warranty. Confirm exclusions, lead time, and how replacement wear parts will be supplied.
Tell us what arrives at your yard, what you want to recover, and how much you process. Photos and a rough size range are a useful start.