Eubanks Engineering Co
Wire drawing machines
Company Profile and History
Eubanks Engineering Co. is a long-standing manufacturer of wire processing equipment, with over 60 years of experience. Founded in Southern California in the early 1950s by inventor Floyd G. Eubanks, the company pioneered automatic wire stripping technology. Its initial success led to the installation of prototypes at major companies like North American Aviation Co. and Beckman Instruments, Inc. Eubanks Engineering expanded its capabilities through strategic acquisitions, including Cablescan, Inc. in 1981, a leader in automatic wire harness test equipment, and TAB Engineering Co. in 1983, a pioneer in rotatable type disc wire marking. The company relocated to Ontario, California, in 2004, continuing its legacy of innovation.
Products and Services
Eubanks Engineering offers a comprehensive range of solutions designed for high production rates, fast setup, and reliable operation. Their product portfolio includes automatic wire strippers and markers, tubing and cable cutters, and wire processing software. A key differentiator is their in-house manufacturing of precision wire stripping blades, utilizing proprietary processes that ensure high-precision performance and extended service life, particularly adaptable to new insulations and challenging applications.
Key Offerings and Technical Specifications
Notable products include the Model 3751 Semi-Automatic Wire and Cable Stripper, a pneumatic bench stripper capable of handling wires up to 2 AWG (33.6mm²) battery cable with no learning curve and quick blade changes, delivering a perfect 180° square cut without conductor damage. The Model 4600 Tubing and Flat-Cable Cutter boasts high speed, cutting up to 23,200 pieces per hour of 1/8' (3.1mm) in length with a tolerance of ± .020' (.5mm), featuring user-friendly, multi-language programming. For material handling, the Model 6835 Heavy-Duty Reel Stand provides an economical solution for large spools up to 32' Diameter and 300 lb, accommodating reels up to 22' wide, designed for tangential dereeling to prevent line twists and conserve floor space. Through its Cablescan division, the company also provides PC-based and microprocessor-based continuity analyzers for wire harness testing. Eubanks Engineering maintains a global presence with sales and support representatives across North America and internationally.
