Automatic Cable Cutting, Figure-8 Coiling and Tying Machine WM-4808

Name: Automatic Cable Cutting, Figure-8 Coiling and Tying Machine WM-4808
Brand: Wiromac
SKU: WM-4808

CE Certified HS Code 8479.89 Cable OD 3–12 mm Up to 300 pcs/h based on 3 m

The WM-4808 measures, cuts and forms Ø3–12 mm cable into a figure-8 coil, then applies one tie. It supports 3–10 m lengths, 80–180 mm coil center diameter and source-listed output up to 300 pieces per hour based on a 3 m cable.

Specifications

Function	Cable measuring, cutting, figure-8 coiling and single tying
Cable diameter	3–12 mm
Cable length	3–10 m
Coil center inner diameter	80–180 mm
Bundled diameter	<45 mm
Tie material	Rubber-coated or coreless tie wire
End stripping length	10–50 mm at both ends (source-listed)
Productivity	≤300 pcs/h based on 3 m cable
Reference cycle	20 seconds per piece for 3–8 m, 2.5 mm² cable
Prefeeder load	70 kg
Power supply	210–240 V, 5 A
Energy consumption	1.5 kWh per 12 h
Dimensions	1,450 × 750 × 1,600 mm
HS Code	8479.89 (common reference — final classification confirmed by your customs broker)
Certification	CE (certificate provided with shipment)

Key features

Measures and cuts 3–10 m cable from the upstream supply
Forms cable from 3 to 12 mm OD into a figure-8 coil
Adjusts the coil center inner diameter from 80 to 180 mm
Applies one rubber-coated or coreless tie after winding
Lists 10–50 mm end stripping at both ends as part of the source specification
Works with a source-listed 70 kg prefeeder for raw-cable supply

What it processes

Figure-8 packaging of cable supplied directly from a reel
Measured 3–10 m leads for electrical equipment and cable kits
Cable products that need reduced twist accumulation during coiling
Integrated measuring, cutting, winding and single-tying production

Suited for: feeding raw Ø3–12 mm cable, measuring a 3–10 m piece, cutting it, forming a figure-8 coil and applying one tie. Not suited for: an already cut piece that should become a round coil with two ties — use the WM-4800 double-tie coiling machine for that finishing-only process.

Figure-8 winding separates this page from ordinary round-coil packaging. The crossing path can reduce accumulated cable twist on longer pieces, while the 80–180 mm center setting defines the finished bundle geometry. Cable memory and bend radius still decide whether the target shape releases cleanly from the winding table.

The source lists both a 300 pcs/h maximum based on 3 m cable and a 20-second reference for 3–8 m, 2.5 mm² cable. Those statements are presented with their conditions rather than merged into one guaranteed rate. Production acceptance records the actual length, cable construction, end stripping, coil dimensions and tie result for the buyer’s job.

Engineering knowledge

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WM-4808 — common questions

What steps does the WM-4808 perform automatically?

Its verified process measures cable length, cuts the piece, forms a figure-8 coil and applies one tie. The source also lists 10–50 mm end stripping at both ends; that end treatment must be confirmed on the actual cable during the sample trial.

What cable and length range does it cover?

The listed range is 3–12 mm cable OD and 3–10 m finished length, with an 80–180 mm coil center inner diameter and bundled diameter below 45 mm.

How does it differ from the WM-4800?

The WM-4808 starts with raw cable, measures and cuts it, makes a figure-8 coil and applies one tie. The WM-4800 starts with an already cut wire or tube, makes a round coil and applies two ties.

Is 300 pieces per hour guaranteed for every cable?

No. The source states up to 300 pieces per hour based on a 3 m cable and separately gives a 20-second reference cycle for 3–8 m, 2.5 mm² cable. Actual output depends on length, OD, stiffness, stripping and tie setup.

What samples and dimensions are required?

Send 10–20 meters of cable or a representative reel, reel dimensions and weight, cable OD and construction, finished length, both end-strip drawings, target figure-8 dimensions, tie sample and required output. The trial checks length, cut, coil shape and tie retention together.