Automatic Magnet Wire Coil Winding Machine with 420 mm Programmable Traverse WM-9324

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The WM-9324 winds magnet wire onto bobbins, tube formers and mandrels carried on a single spindle between a driven head and an adjustable tailstock. It takes wire from 0.05 to 0.8 mm, winds across a 0 – 420 mm width up to 80 mm winding diameter — the manufacturer lists all three as customizable — and runs a brushless spindle rated 1,500 rpm against a stepper-driven traverse. Turns, width, pitch, winding direction and edge stops are typed into an English-labelled controller that holds 1,000 job memories.

Specifications

Key features

• Programmable traverse across the full 0 – 420 mm winding width — the wire guide rides a lead screw driven by its own stepper motor, so pitch, layer width and the edge where each layer turns back are entered as numbers instead of set by feel
• Brushless spindle rated to 1,500 rpm with a BRAKE key on the panel, so high turn counts finish quickly and stop on the programmed count rather than coasting past it
• English-labelled controller end to end — STEP, TURNS, WIDTH, PITCH, RPM and QTY on the displays; WIND DIR, FEED DIR, START STEP, END STEP, EDGE STOP, AUTO HOME and AUTO START on the keypad. No Chinese-only menu to decode on the shop floor
• 1,000 memory groups with a COPY key: repeat orders are recalled instead of re-keyed, and a new step program can be branched off one that already runs
• Two felt tension pads and a brass guide pulley hold steady back-tension on 0.05 – 0.8 mm enamelled wire, so thin enamel is not stretched or scraped as the spindle comes up to speed
• Tailstock with a live centre slides along the bed — short bobbins and long tube formers are both carried at each end, up to 80 mm winding diameter
• Free sample test — send your bobbin or former and your wire, we wind them on this machine and send you the video before you order

What it processes

• Long solenoid, sensor and air-core coils wound on tube formers, anywhere inside the 0 – 420 mm winding width
• Bobbin windings for small transformers, inductors and chokes within the 80 mm maximum winding diameter
• Relay, solenoid-valve and small motor coils in 0.05 – 0.8 mm enamelled magnet wire
• Spaced-pitch and helical windings on a mandrel, where turns have to stay separated instead of close-packed
• Short runs and sample builds where every job is a different turn count, and the 1,000 stored programs replace a setup sheet

Suited for: coil shops winding 0.05–0.8 mm magnet wire onto bobbins, tube formers and mandrels — anything that can be carried between a spindle nose and a tailstock centre, up to 420 mm long and 80 mm in winding diameter, at pitches and layer widths set from the keypad.

Not suited for: closed magnetic ring cores. Nothing on this machine can pass wire through the hole of a toroid — that needs a storage-ring winder, which is the WM-9319 toroidal coil winding machine for 0.05–0.25 mm wire on cores from 13 × 7 × 4 mm to 20 × 16 × 7.5 mm.

It is also not a cable coiler. The output here is a component — a wound coil that goes inside a transformer, sensor or solenoid — not a measured, tied bundle of finished cable. If what you need is to meter, coil and tie finished cable or power cords, use the WM-4810 automatic wire coiling machine with meter counter for wire Ø0.5–16 mm, or browse the coil winding and binding machines.

Where it sits next to our other coil machines: the WM-9319 winds the ring cores, this WM-9324 winds everything that mounts on a spindle, and the WM-470 transformer coil tape winding machine tapes the finished coil before it goes into assembly. Tell us which of the three your part needs and we will quote the pair or the set.