What is the difference between an electric waste stripper and a pneumatic waste stripper?
One uses an electric motor and the other uses a pneumatic motor. There is no essential difference. The only difference is that the electric waste stripper uses an electric motor that can adjust the speed. However, because the electric waste stripper uses electricity, its safety is worse than that of the pneumatic waste stripper.

Electric waste strippers are the choice for small processing plants to die-cut and discharge waste paper. Small printing plants and carton factories have few production equipment, only one to three die-cutting machines, no air compressor, or the power of the air compressor is small, less than 1.5KW.
So when using a pneumatic waste stripper, it will be easy to turn weakly and the waste paper will not be discharged. In addition, the weather in the north is cold. If the air pipe is not insulated, the pneumatic waste stripper can be used to punch waste paper when the weather is warm. When the weather is cold, the pneumatic waste stripper will be unable to turn. Most customers have feedback that at this time, an electric waste stripper must be used.
The principle of the electric waste stripper is the same as that of the electric grinder, which is to use the rotation of the electric motor to drive the rotation of the waste stripping chain to discharge the waste paper.