Introducing the Sienna™ Rapier Laser Wire Stripper for fine and ultra-fine magnet wire

Spectrum Technologies Ltd has announced the launch of its latest innovation – the Sienna™ Rapier Laser Wire Stripper – a state-of-the-art system engineered for precision stripping of fine and ultra-fine magnet wires used in medical and other high-reliability applications.

The Sienna Rapier represents the next generation of Spectrum’s industry-leading laser wire stripping technology, combining micron-level accuracy with exceptional repeatability and process control. Designed to meet the demanding requirements of the medical device, electronics, and aerospace sectors, the system delivers precise, contact-free insulation removal without damaging delicate conductors.

Spectrum Technologies has a long heritage in the medical sector, dating back to 1995. Today, its laser systems are trusted by global manufacturers to meet the growing demand for miniaturisation and absolute accuracy. Applications include auditory hearing devices, catheters, neuromodulation devices, cardiac rhythm management devices, and advanced imaging equipment.

Developed with a focus on both speed and reliability, the Sienna Rapier ensures consistent, high-quality results for high-volume manufacturing environments. The system’s advanced laser control and automation features enable users to achieve superior productivity while maintaining the highest quality standards. “Building on decades of laser wire processing expertise, the Sienna Rapier sets a new benchmark for precision and performance in fine wire applications,” said Dr Peter Dickinson, Chairman and CTO of Spectrum Technologies.

The Sienna Rapier will be showcased at MEDICA 2025, where Spectrum Technologies will be exhibiting as part of the Welsh Government pavilion. Come see us at Hall 16, Stand J03, Location 12, to discuss our latest developments!

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Founded in 1989, Spectrum Technologies is a world leader in advanced laser wire processing equipment. The company operates globally through its facilities in the UK, USA, and Asia-Pacific, supporting customers across aerospace, defence, medical, rail, automotive, and other high-reliability industries.