The machine incorporates advanced tension control technologies specifically for producing high-quality computer cables, network cables (CAT6 and CAT7), coaxial cable and advanced audio cables. It is a double layer structure.
The machine incorporates advanced tension control technologies specifically for producing high-quality computer cables, network cables (CAT6 and CAT7), coaxial cable and advanced audio cables. It is a double layer structure.



Designed to support a wide range of wire and cable processing requirements with flexible drive and tension configurations.
Network cables: Shielding for CAT6, CAT6A, and CAT7 Ethernet cables.
Coaxial cables: High-density braiding for RG series coaxial cables.
Audio: Advanced shielding for professional AV cables.
Materials: Capable of braiding copper wires, aluminum-magnesium (Al-Mg) alloy wires, and stainless Steel wires.
Technical data for the 16AS/16BS, 24AS/16BS planetary stranding machine models.
| Model | 16AS/16BS | 24AS/16BS |
|---|---|---|
| Braiding way | 2 stack 2 | 2 stack 2 |
| Braiding direction | Vertical | Vertical |
| Number of spindles | 32 (16 Upper spindles, 16 lower spindles) | 24 (12 Upper spindles, 12 lower spindles) |
| Bobbin size for spindles | Ø75*Ø22*100 | Ø75*Ø22*70 |
| Rotation speed (rpm) | 10-130 | 15-100 |
| Pitch (mm) | 0-100/ Stepless adjustment | 13.3-134.5/ Stepless adjustment |
| Max. Braiding dia. (mm) | 16 | 24 |
| Overall dimension (mm) | 1800mm*1 540*2400 | 1500mm*1800mm*2350 |
| Motor power (kw) | 3.0 | 3.0 |
| Optional external pay off and take up | Ø400mm-0710mm | Ø1250-Ø1800mm |
Find answers to common questions about product selection, configuration and technical requirements.
Intended product; material and input/output diameter; wire quantity, finished diameter, and required pitch; required speed; electrical supply and floor space.
Match the required parameters to Section 4, then confirm the final configuration in a product-specific technical agreement.
Only changes and optional devices expressly listed in the final technical proposal and supply scope are included.
Catalog data are transcribed from the supplied source; the signed technical agreement governs the final scope and values.