Automatic Wire Crimping and Tinning Machine for AWG 14–28 Leads WM-3201

Name: Automatic Wire Crimping and Tinning Machine for AWG 14–28 Leads WM-3201
Brand: Wiromac
SKU: WM-3201

CE Certified HS Code 8463.90 AWG 14–28 (<4 mm²) 2,000–3,000 pcs/h

The WM-3201 finishes both ends of a lead in one automatic cycle — it cuts wire from 45 to 9,999 mm, strips both ends, crimps a reel terminal on one end at 2 T and solder-tins the other. It handles AWG 14–28 wire below 4 mm² at 2,000–3,000 pieces per hour, with wire, terminal, blockage and air-pressure detection watching every cycle. Typical output is the classic appliance lead — terminal on one end, tinned tails for soldering on the other.

Specifications

Function	Wire cutting, stripping, single-end crimping and single-end tinning
Processing wire range	AWG 14 – AWG 28 (< 4 mm²)
Capacity	2,000 – 3,000 pcs/h (length within 300 mm)
Cutting length	45 – 9,999 mm (special length can be customized)
Cutting accuracy	1 mm + cutting length × 0.2% or less
Stripping length	1.5 – 10 mm
Crimping force	2 T
Detection devices	Wire presence, terminal presence, wire blocking, air pressure
Air pressure	4 – 6 kgf (clean and dry air required)
Power supply	AC 220 V, 50/60 Hz, single phase
Dimensions	650 W × 700 L × 1,500 H mm
Weight	About 308 kg
HS Code	8463.90 (common reference — final classification confirmed by your customs broker)
Certification	CE (certificate provided with shipment)

Key features

Crimp one end, tin the other — the standard appliance-lead termination comes off the machine finished
Solder-bath temperature and dip parameters are set on the English controller screen and stored per product
Four watchdogs on every cycle — wire presence, terminal presence, wire blockage and air pressure detection
Roller straightener flattens coiled wire before cutting so length accuracy holds across the batch
Single-phase 220 V supply — no special electrical installation for a small shop

What it processes

Appliance and white-goods leads with a crimped terminal on one end and tinned strands on the other
PCB-soldered wire ends prepared with clean, even tinning instead of hand dipping
Lighting, small-motor and control-board wiring in the AWG 14–28 range

Suited for: leads that leave the machine ready to install — one end crimped with a reel terminal, the other end tinned for soldering or screw terminals, on wire from AWG 28 up to AWG 14. Not suited for: wire of 4 mm² and above, or jobs where both ends take crimped terminals — for double-end work, pick the WM-382 servo dual-end crimping machine, which cuts, strips and crimps both ends across the same AWG 14–28 span, or the dedicated wire twisting and tinning machines if no crimping is involved at all.

Hand-dipped tinning is where appliance leads usually go wrong — uneven solder, burnt insulation, operators breathing flux all day. Here the strip and solder dip happen inside the machine at a controlled bath temperature, every wire the same, while the crimping side runs its own terminal checks in parallel.

If you are unsure your terminal or wire suits the machine, send 2–3 meters of wire and a strip of terminals — we run your actual sample on camera before you order.

Engineering knowledge

Choose and troubleshoot this process

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WM-3201 — common questions

Which wires and terminals does the WM-3201 handle?

Single wires from AWG 14 to AWG 28 (below 4 mm²), with reel-fed terminals crimped at 2 T on one end. The other end is stripped and dipped in the solder bath, giving even tinning ready for screw clamps or PCB soldering. Both processes run in the same automatic cycle.

What does a product changeover involve?

Change the terminal reel and applicator on the crimping side, thread the new wire, then recall the stored program — cut length, strip lengths, solder temperature and dip depth all live in the controller. The detection devices then guard the run, stopping the machine if wire or terminals run out or a feed blocks.

What should the WM-3201 not be used for?

Wire at 4 mm² and above, double-end crimping, or leads that need housings inserted. If both ends take terminals, use our fully automatic double-end machine instead — see all options in the terminal crimping machines category.