The machine is mainly used for multi single-layer copper wire or aluminum wire shielding. It also has functions such as non-metallic taping.
The machine is mainly used for multi single-layer copper wire or aluminum wire shielding. It also has functions such as non-metallic taping.




Designed to support a wide range of wire and cable processing requirements with flexible drive and tension configurations.
Copper wire shielding: Applying a concentric layer of copper wires (Essential for MV/HV cables).
Aluminum wire shielding: Used for lightweight, non-magnetic armoring requirements.
Combined layers: Simultaneous application of non-metallic tapes (to bind the wires) and steel tapes (for mechanical protection) in one line.
Technical data for the PN250, PN315, PN400 planetary stranding machine models.
| Type | PN250 | PN315 | PN400 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Single wire dia. (mm) | Steel: 0.9-2.5 | Steel: 0.9-2.5 | Steel: 0.9-2.5 |
| Copper: 0.5-1.5 | Copper: 0.6-2.0 | Copper: 0.9-2.0 | |
| Max. Stranded dia. (mm) | 40 | 70mm | 100 |
| Cage rotation speed (rpm) | 29.6-67.7 | 28.2-62.8 | 28.2-62.8 |
| Traction speed (m/min) | 4,3-32 | 5.27-40.07 | 5.27-40.07 |
| Stranding pitch (mm) | 63.5-1081 | 84-1420 | 84-1420 |
| Bobbin in the cage | PN250 | PN315 | PN400 |
| Taping rotation speed (rpm) | 169-387 | 169-387 | 169-387 |
| Taping pitch (mm) | 11-189 | 11-207 | 16-285 |
| Capstan wheel (mm) | Ø1250 | 2000 | Ø2500 |
| Central pay off | PN800-PN1600 | PN1250-PN2500 | PN1250-PN2500 |
| Take up | PN1000-PN2000 | PN1250-PN2500 | PN1250-PN2500 |
| Main motor (kw) | 37 (AC) | 55 (AC) | 55 (AC) |
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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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