User-oriented winding machine developed by the winding factory.
High-efficiency type that does not require hammering work.
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basic information
1) It can wind up to six copper flat wires with a thickness of 2 to 3 mm without striking the wire, so it does not damage the wire material or insulation paper. 2) The feed pitch can be easily set from 0.01 to 20.00 mm in increments of 0.01 mm using a digital switch. 3) By winding while applying pressure, the coil becomes tighter, which can reduce the amount of wire material used. 4) It can be used at high speeds even during pressure winding, resulting in excellent productivity.
Price range
P6
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Applications/Examples of results
Transformer winding
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Company information
Our company has established a manufacturing system capable of handling a wide range of processes, including the processing of insulating materials, plastic molding, machining of difficult-to-cut materials such as metals, resins, and CFRP, winding, and assembly of industrial equipment such as transformers, medical devices, and winding machines. ■ One-Stop Manufacturing System We respond to customer needs at every phase, from design and parts processing to assembly and completion. Additionally, by leveraging our unique manufacturing network accumulated to date, we can also coordinate and supply processes that cannot be handled in-house, thereby reducing the burden on purchasing personnel. In other words, if we receive a single drawing, we will take full responsibility for all aspects, including in-house and outsourced work, until the product is completed. We refer to this as our "One-Stop Manufacturing System." ■ VE Activities Our company is committed to nurturing VE leaders certified by the Value Engineering Association. Utilizing the know-how gained from manufacturing transformers and medical devices, our VE leaders will propose a wide range of improvements in cost reduction, functionality, and quality during the development, design, prototyping, and mass production processes, covering aspects such as materials and workability.
