Automatic Nylon Cable Tie Machine with Handheld Tie Gun WM-4809

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The WM-4809 pairs a mobile tie-feeding cabinet with a handheld pneumatic tie gun: loose nylon cable ties go into a vibratory bowl (up to 300 pieces per refill), are oriented and blown one at a time to the gun, and each trigger pull wraps, tensions and cuts one tie around the bundle. Source-listed output is 1,500–1,800 ties per hour depending on the bundled product. Tie tightness adjusts by knob; the station runs on AC 220 V, 50/60 Hz, 200 W with a 0.7 MPa air supply, measures 750 × 400 × 500 mm and weighs 50 kg.

Specifications

Key features

• One trigger pull per tie — the gun jaws guide the tie around the bundle, tension it to the set tightness and cut the tail flush in a single cycle
• Runs on loose standard ties, not bandoliers — pour up to 300 ties into the stainless vibratory bowl and the feeder orients them, queues them in a track and shoots them down the air tube to the gun
• Tie tightness is set by an adjustment knob, so bundle tension stays repeatable from operator to operator
• Touchscreen with English interface covers piece count, production target, alarm query and manual debugging pages
• The cabinet does the feeding and tensioning work, so the gun itself stays light enough to hold all shift
• Casters under the cabinet let the station roll along a harness board or between assembly benches

What it processes

• Bundling automotive wiring harness trunks and branch take-outs with nylon cable ties
• Appliance and control-cabinet harness bundling at assembly benches
• Placing ties at regular spacing along sleeves, corrugated tubes and finished cable assemblies

Suited for: repetitive nylon-tie fastening on wiring harnesses and cable bundles — the operator points the gun at the bundle and pulls the trigger; feeding, tensioning and cutting run automatically at 1,500–1,800 ties per hour. Not suited for: coiling a finished cable and tying the coil for packaging — for operator-paced twist-tie packing of coils from 5 to 35 mm bundle diameter use the WM-4804 semi-automatic twist tie binding machine, and when raw cable must be measured, cut, coiled in figure-8 and tied in one automatic line, use the WM-4808 cutting, coiling and tying machine (cable Ø3–12 mm, lengths 3–10 m). When the product is small enough to come to the machine instead — conduit, hose or harness branches up to Ø11 mm laid on a work table — the fixed pedal station WM-4814 automatic nylon cable tie machine leaves both of the operator’s hands on the workpiece and runs 1,200–1,800 ties per hour on tie sizes from 60 to 120 mm.

The point of this station is what the operator’s hands stop doing. Hand-tying means picking a tie, threading it, pulling it tight and trimming the tail — four touches per tie, with tightness varying by operator and hour. Here the only touch is the trigger: ties travel from the bowl to the gun by air, tension is a knob setting instead of a wrist judgement, and the tail is cut flush in the same cycle, helping operators repeat the process. Check tie position, tension and jacket condition against the acceptance plan throughout the run.

Because the feeder runs on loose standard cable ties rather than bandolier stock, you keep buying ties from your current supplier — the bowl takes up to 300 at a refill. Tie dimensions matter to the feed track and the gun jaws, though, and we confirm the accepted tie range on the quote: send a bag of your ties and a few real bundles with the inquiry, and we run them on the actual machine and send the video before you order.