The machine is mainly used for the twisting of copper, aluminum and ACSR, and also suitable for the cabling of the small-section control cables.
The machine is mainly used for the twisting of copper, aluminum and ACSR, and also suitable for the cabling of the small-section control cables.
Equipped with a separate motor transmission and a modern electrical control system (PLC + Touch Screen) for precise synchronization of speed and pitch.




Designed to support a wide range of wire and cable processing requirements with flexible drive and tension configurations.
The machine is mainly used for the twisting of copper, aluminum and ACSR, and also suitable for the cabling of the small-section control cables.
The machine is mainly composed of fixed pay off, stranding cages, die holder, double wheel capstan, take up with traverse rack, transmission system and electrical control system, etc.
The machine can also add taping devices according to customers' requirements.
Technical data for the JLK-500, JLK-630 planetary stranding machine models.
| Type | JLK-500 | JLK-630 |
|---|---|---|
| Single wire die(mm) | Copper:Φ1.5-Φ5.0 | Copper:Φ1.5-Φ5.0 |
| Aluminum:Φ1.8-Φ5.0 | Aluminum:Φ1.8-Φ5.0 | |
| Stranding die (Max)(mm) | Φ45 | Φ45 |
| Cage rotation(rpm) | 6B:234 | 6B:230 |
| 12B:212 | 12B:210 | |
| 18B:182 | 18B:178 | |
| 24B:155 | 24B:158 | |
| 30B:139 | 30B:135 | |
| Stranding pitch(mm) | step-less adjustable | step-less adjustable |
| Capstan line speed(m/min) | 50 | 50 |
| Capstan wheel(mm) | Φ2500 | Φ2500 |
| Pay off bobbin | PND500 | PND630 |
| Take-up bobbin | PN1600-PN2500 | PN2000-PN3150 |
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Intended product; material and input/output diameter; wire quantity, finished diameter, and required pitch; required speed; electrical supply and floor space.
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