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Feature
● Advanced Multi-Wire Splicing Architecture: Fully automates the complex multi-line joint process, supporting programmable configurations including 1-to-2, 1-to-3, 1-to-4, 1-to-5, and up to 1-to-6 multi-wire combinations with synchronized terminal crimping and heat shrink sleeve application.
● Massive Labor-Saving Output: Reaches an industrial production speed of approximately 500 sets/hour (for standard wire lengths between 70-150mm), replacing multiple manual splicing, taping, and heat-gun stations.
● Mid-Gauge Calibration Safety: Engineered specifically to process wires ranging from #22 to #16 AWG, ensuring consistent stripping depths on both the front end (0.5~8.0mm) and rear end (0.1~11.0mm).
● 0.01mm Resolution Cut Depth: Provides a maximum blade adjustment depth of 5.50mm with an ultra-precise digital increments resolution of 0.01mm, cleanly scoring the jacket without stripping deflection or conductor strand failure.
● Industrial 4.0 Error Detection Array: Features active real-time safety monitoring devices covering low air pressure, presence/absence of wire feed, abnormal wire clamping, and abnormal multi-wire insertion faults to ensure 100% compliant automotive-grade joints.
Application Range
● Automotive Splice Splices & Ground Nodes: Mass production of Y-splices, multi-wire grounding junctions, and main-to-sub harness transitions that require complete environmental sealing via heat shrink linings. (Highly targeted at automotive tier-1 manufacturing hubs in Mexico, Germany, Poland, Morocco, and Vietnam).
● Industrial Machinery Sub-Bundles: Prepares centralized multi-point signal and power distribution branches found in industrial control panels, robotics, and heavy machinery cabins.
● White Goods Distribution Hubs: High-volume preparation of appliance wiring nodes where multiple power distribution loops converge into single-terminal relays.