Component assembly machines for O-ring fitting, steel-pin insertion, servo nut tightening and hose-fitting crimping. Choose the actual assembly step below, then send the part drawing, accepted sample and required output. Feeding tracks, nests and installation tooling are matched to the part family; a similar O-ring diameter alone does not establish fit. We demonstrate the assembly on your parts and confirm the machine configuration in the quotation. If the required process is not listed, describe the operation so we can review a dedicated solution.
O-ring cells are built per part family: from the semi-automatic WM-9314 at about 1,000 pcs/h and the two-station WM-9305, to the rotary-indexing automatic WM-9311, the manually loaded WM-9318 with a machine cycle under 1.5 s per piece, an oiling station on the WM-9312, and a combined O-ring-plus-nut cell on the WM-9336. Fasteners: steel-pin insertion for breaker housings on the WM-9307, servo nut tightening on the WM-9316. Winding and straightening: toroidal cores on the WM-9319, bobbin coils with a 420 mm traverse on the WM-9324, MI and armoured cable straightened on the WM-9320. Bowl feeders, tracks and nests are tooled to one part family at a time, so a paper spec cannot prove feasibility — your parts are run on the machine, on video, and the quotation follows the trial.
| Machine | Family | Key size | Speed / output | Pick it for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| WM-9311 | Assembly cells | O-rings, rotary indexing | — | Fully automatic O-ring assembly |
| WM-9312 | Assembly cells | O-rings + oiling station | — | Assembly with lubrication in-line |
| WM-9318 | Assembly cells | Pipe fittings | <1.5 s per piece | O-ring seating at cycle speed |
| WM-9317 | Assembly cells | Plastic pipe fittings | <1.5 s per piece | The semi-automatic sibling |
| WM-9314 | Assembly cells | Threaded fittings | ≈1,000 pcs/h | Benchtop O-ring assembly |
| WM-9316 | Assembly cells | Two stations, servo torque | — | Nut tightening with torque control |
| WM-578 | Hose fitting crimp | Fittings 1–33 mm, dual heads | 4,000 crimps/h | Hydraulic hose fittings — not wire terminals |
Send part samples and a description of the operation, or a video of the manual process. Our team reviews the process and tooling, then confirms feasibility, cycle time and the quotation. Before you commit, we demonstrate your parts running on the proposed configuration.
Always from samples. Bowl feeders, tracks and nests are tooled to one part family at a time, so a paper spec cannot prove feasibility — your fittings and O-rings are run on the machine, and the quotation follows the trial, with the trial on video.
For assembly cells: the parts, in the mail — O-rings, fittings, housings, pins — plus a description or video of the manual operation and the target pieces per hour, which decides between the semi-automatic and automatic build of the same cell. For winders: wire diameter, core or bobbin dimensions and turn count. For anything not in the catalog: samples and a description of the operation, and we review a dedicated solution.
Engineering guidance for choosing this process and correcting the defects that affect finished-wire quality.
Troubleshooting guide
Why a cut-and-strip machine that held length on a loose coil walks 10–20 mm once a heavy reel goes on, how misfeed detection works, and how to check reel tension, straighteners, feed grip and encoder calibration.
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Delivery checks cover the supply voltage, interface language, transport condition, operating manual and replacement wear parts. What we set before shipment, and what to check in the first hour.
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