This machine is for taping non-metallic belt around the cable core, provide a bedding layer, or apply a semi-conductive screen. It is a vital component in the production line for keeping the cable structure tight and round.
This machine is for taping non-metallic belt around the cable core, provide a bedding layer, or apply a semi-conductive screen. It is a vital component in the production line for keeping the cable structure tight and round.


Designed to support a wide range of wire and cable processing requirements with flexible drive and tension configurations.
Binding: Applying non-woven cloth or PET to hold multi-core cables together before sheathing.
Semi-conductive screening: Applying semi-conductor cloth tapes for medium/high voltage cable shielding.
Bedding: Creating a smooth surface over the twisted cores to protect the outer sheath.
Fire resistance: Can also be used for certain mica or fiberglass tapes depending on configuration.
Technical data for the 400mm, 500mm , 600mm, 800mm planetary stranding machine models.
| Model | Material | Tape Width | Max. Speed | Cable Dia. |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 400 | PET, non-woven cloth, semi-conductor cloth and etc. | 10-50 mm | 500 RPM | 10-100 mm |
| 500 | PET, non-woven cloth, semi-conductor cloth and etc. | 10-50 mm | 500 RPM | 10-100 mm |
| 600 | PET, non-woven cloth, semi-conductor cloth and etc. | 15-60 mm | 500 RPM | 10-100 mm |
| 800 | PET, non-woven cloth, semi-conductor cloth and etc. | 15-60 mm | 500 RPM | 10-100 mm |
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 5, 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.