Copper Tape Armoring Machine
The machine is to apply a concentric layer of copper tape around the cable core. In medium and high Voltage cables, this serves as a critical "Electrostatic Shield" to contain the electric field. In control and instrumentation cables, it acts as an effective shield against Electromagnetic Interference
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Product Overview
The machine is to apply a concentric layer of copper tape around the cable core. In medium and high Voltage cables, this serves as a critical "Electrostatic Shield" to contain the electric field. In control and instrumentation cables, it acts as an effective shield against Electromagnetic Interference
Structural Features And Configuration
Constant tension mechanism: Equipped with a mechanical or magnetic powder brake system. As the diameter of the copper tape pad decreases from full to empty, the tension automatically adjusts to keep the wrapping tension constant.
Smooth wire path: All guiding rollers are polished to prevent scratching the cable surface or the copper tape. This is critical for maintaining the high voltage performance of the cable.
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Applications And Process Scope
Designed to support a wide range of wire and cable processing requirements with flexible drive and tension configurations.
MV/HV power cables: Applying copper tape screens over the insulation screen (semi-conductive layer) to equalize electrical stress.
Control & Signal cables: Wrapping copper tape to block external electromagnetic interference.
Armoring: Providing a layer of mechanical protection against rodents and abrasion for smaller diameter cables.
Technical Specifications
Technical data for the CA-500, CA-630 planetary stranding machine models.
| Model | Material | Tape Width | Max. Speed | Cable Dia. |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CA-500 | Copper tape | 10-50 mm | 550 RPM | 10-100 mm |
| CA-630 | Copper tape | 15-60 mm | 500 RPM | 10-100 mm |
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about product selection, configuration and technical requirements.
Information required for quotation?
Intended product; material and input/output diameter; wire quantity, finished diameter, and required pitch; required speed; electrical supply and floor space.
How should the correct model be selected?
Match the required parameters to Section 5, then confirm the final configuration in a product-specific technical agreement.
Are optional or customized configurations included?
Only changes and optional devices expressly listed in the final technical proposal and supply scope are included.
Which values govern the final purchase?
Catalog data are transcribed from the supplied source; the signed technical agreement governs the final scope and values.
