10-Ton Servo Terminal Crimping Machine, 100 kN Bench Press WM-3110T

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Our WM-3110T is a semi-automatic servo terminal crimping machine with 100 kN force, a 30 mm stroke and a 2.3 kW motor. Its 400 × 380 × 740 mm machine envelope suits workshops evaluating a compact press for prepared cable ends. We match the die to your terminal and wire, then demonstrate the crimp and agreed checks before you order.

Specifications

Key features

• Fit a powered crimping station into a smaller machine envelope: the 400 × 380 × 740 mm press delivers 100 kN without choosing the larger 200 kN machine.
• Reduce repeated manual squeezing: the servo drive performs the press movement while the operator positions the prepared cable in the matched tool.
• Give the operator a defined setup: the English touchscreen displays the job number, production count and terminal-thickness settings for checking before the batch.
• Catch crimping mistakes earlier: the specified error alarms cover overlapping terminals, un-stripped cable, cut core wire and missing terminals. We demonstrate detection with your materials during the agreed trial.
• Match the connection before committing to tooling: send terminal and cable samples, and we show the crimping process and finished sample on video before you order.

What it processes

• Prepared cable ends and terminals requiring a matched servo crimping operation.
• New-energy wiring harness assemblies with defined crimp acceptance requirements.
• Cable assembly workshops replacing repeated hand-tool work with a dedicated press station.

Select a 100 kN press around the terminal you actually use

A 10-ton servo terminal crimping machine is useful when the connection needs powered tooling and a repeatable setup, but the larger press adds no value to the job. Our WM-3110T combines a 30 mm stroke with a 138 kg machine body. Include the cable handling area and tool access when planning the workstation; the machine dimensions alone are not the complete working footprint.

Before choosing the die, send your terminal part number, terminal samples and the production cable. A matching nominal wire size does not establish that the crimp profile will support the terminal correctly. We review the barrel shape, conductor and insulation together, then demonstrate the finished connection.

Find the first acceptable part after a changeover

A workshop running several terminal types needs to know the setup effort as well as the pressing time. Send two or three representative jobs and tell us how often they change. The touchscreen shows a job number, production count and thickness settings; use the sample trial to check how the operator sets the job and verifies the first part.

Include die changes and inspection in the cost comparison with hand tools. We quote the tooling needed for your part list so a low press price does not conceal the cost of equipping all your jobs.

Demonstrate the error alarms with your acceptance samples

Overlapping terminals, un-stripped cable, cut core wire and missing terminals are the specified alarm conditions. Agree how those conditions will be demonstrated on your actual job. We also agree the finished-crimp checks you require, including dimensional inspection and pull testing where specified. This connects the machine trial to your acceptance criteria instead of treating an alarm list as a quality certificate.

Compare the adjacent force option

See our WM-3120T 20-ton servo cable lug press for the 200 kN, 40 mm stroke option. For the 300 kN configuration, see WM-3130T. We select the press and die against the sample requirements rather than assuming more tonnage means a better connection.

We set the voltage for your country and ship the English interface and manual. For wear parts, every quote lists them with unit price and the location they ship from. Send your terminal drawing, cable samples, annual quantity and acceptance requirements to start the application review.