2-Ton Servo Terminal Crimping Machine, 20 kN Touchscreen Bench Press WM-3102S

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Our WM-3102S is a 20 kN servo terminal crimping machine for a manually loaded workstation. It combines a 0.75 kW drive, English touchscreen and 30 mm stroke, with a customized 40 mm option. Send your terminal strip and production wire so we can match the applicator and demonstrate the finished crimp before you order.

Specifications

Key features

• Reduce repeated hand-tool squeezing: the servo-driven press performs the crimp while the operator positions the prepared wire in the applicator.
• Set the job at the screen: the English interface displays the job number, production count and terminal-thickness settings for the operator to check before starting a batch.
• Match tooling to the connection: we review the terminal strip, conductor and insulation together, then demonstrate your samples so the die is selected for the actual crimp geometry.
• Keep reel-fed terminal work at one bench station: the pictured reel support and applicator organize the terminal path beside the operator's work area.
• Plan tooling clearance before ordering: the standard stroke is 30 mm, with a customized 40 mm option confirmed against the applicator and loading requirements.

What it processes

• Wire harness assembly using compatible strip-fed terminals and prepared wires.
• Appliance and equipment wiring benches with repeated crimping jobs.
• Small-batch cable assembly where tooling changes and first-piece inspection matter alongside production rate.

A servo bench press for repeated terminal work

Our WM-3102S puts a 20 kN servo crimping operation at a manually loaded workstation. It is intended for prepared wires and a matched terminal applicator. The pictured reel support routes the terminal strip into the tooling; the operator still has to position the wire correctly and inspect the connection.

If hand crimping is taking too much of the shift, compare the complete workflow. Send your typical batch size, annual quantity and the number of terminal types. We quote the press and the tooling for those jobs so you can judge the investment against the time spent processing them today.

A matching wire size is only the start

An applicator must support the terminal’s conductor and insulation crimp geometry. Send the terminal part number, a strip sample and the production wire, including the insulation diameter and required stripping length. We demonstrate your materials on video before you order, showing the process and finished connection.

Tell us how the terminal is used after crimping, including any housing or mating requirements. Agree the crimp dimensions and pull-test requirements with the sample trial. The press’s rated force does not establish whether the finished assembly passes your acceptance criteria.

Check the first piece after changing jobs

The English touchscreen shows a job number, count and terminal-thickness fields. During the trial, check how the operator sets the job and verifies the first acceptable part. For several terminal families, include the applicators and setup work needed for each one in the quote.

The 30 mm stroke can be customized to 40 mm. We check that requirement with the tooling; a longer stroke alone does not establish that every existing applicator or terminal will fit.

Compare the control and tooling arrangement

For a button-and-counter press, see our WM-3102T low-noise terminal crimping machine. If the terminal job requires a higher-force servo configuration, compare the WM-3110T 100 kN press. We review the terminal and tooling requirements before recommending a force class.

The specified 280 × 240 × 600 mm dimensions describe the machine body. Allow additional space for the reel support, terminal stock and handling the wire. 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.