Automatic Single-Head Crimping and Housing Insertion Machine with Tinning WM-362S

Name: Automatic Single-Head Crimping and Housing Insertion Machine with Tinning WM-362S
Brand: Wiromac
SKU: WM-362S

CE Certified HS Code 8463.90 AWG 28–20 2,200 pcs/h

The WM-362S turns bulk wire into finished connector pigtails in one cell — it cuts, strips, crimps the terminal, inserts it into the housing and twists and tins the free end. It covers wire of 0.8–2.0 mm outer diameter (AWG 28–20), cut lengths from 40 to 2,000 mm and strip lengths of 0.5–10 mm, producing 2,200 pieces per hour at 1.6 seconds each. A 2 T crimping unit, vibratory housing feeder and vision inspection computer with terminal-presence and defect detection keep bad pieces out of the output tray.

Specifications

Function	Wire cutting, stripping, crimping, tinning, twisting, housing inserting
Capacity	2,200 pcs/h (single head crimping/tinning/housing inserting, 1.6 s/piece, L = 100 mm)
Wire size	Outside diameter 0.8 – 2.0 mm (AWG 28 – 20)
Cutting length	40 – 2,000 mm
Stripping length	0.5 – 10 mm
Crimping pressure	2 T
Detectors	Air pressure alarm, defective product recognition, terminal presence detection, visual inspection computer
Power supply	AC 220 V, 50/60 Hz
Air pressure	0.5 – 0.7 MPa
Dimensions	1,500 × 1,200 × 1,650 mm (L × W × H)
HS Code	8463.90 (common reference — final classification confirmed by your customs broker)
Certification	CE (certificate provided with shipment)

Key features

One cell replaces a bench line — cutting, stripping, crimping, housing insertion plus twisting and tinning of the free end come out as a finished pigtail every 1.6 seconds
Vision inspection computer, terminal-presence check and defective-product recognition sort faulty pieces out automatically, so what reaches your assembly line is usable
Vibratory bowl feeder orients and presents housings continuously — no operator loading connectors one by one
Servo wire feed from a multi-spool pay-off stand covers AWG 28–20 wire and cut lengths up to 2,000 mm without changeover parts

What it processes

Board-to-wire connector pigtails with the housing on one end and a tinned free end
Appliance, fan and controller harness leads in the AWG 28–20 range
Electronics factories replacing separate crimping, insertion and tinning benches with one automatic cell

Suited for: high-volume single-ended connector pigtails — small-pitch board-to-wire housings on AWG 28–20 wire with the free end twisted and tinned, produced unattended at 2,200 pieces per hour. Not suited for: double-end housing insertion or heavy power terminals beyond 2.0 mm wire OD — for double-end work, pick the WM-376 double-end crimping and housing insertion machine, which seats AWG 32–16 wire in housings on both ends; the larger models among the terminal crimping machines take the heavy terminals.

Connector fit is the make-or-break detail on this class of machine: send 2–3 meters of your wire plus samples of your terminal and housing, and we run them on this machine on video before you commit.

Engineering knowledge

Choose and troubleshoot this process

How to Choose a Terminal Crimping MachineChoose a terminal crimping machine by terminal presentation, wire range, applicator standard, required process steps, inspection method and production mix.
Terminal Crimp Defects: Causes, Inspection and Corrective ActionsTroubleshoot low pull force, incorrect crimp height, strand loss, bellmouth defects, insulation support problems and inconsistent terminal feeding.

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WM-362S — common questions

What comes out of the machine — how finished is each piece?

A complete single-ended pigtail. One end is stripped, crimped and the terminal pushed into its housing cavity in the programmed order. The other end is stripped, twisted and dipped in the solder pot. Cut length runs 40–2,000 mm, so both short jumpers and long leads come out ready for assembly.

How does it stop bad crimps from reaching my line?

Four layers — an air-pressure alarm, terminal-presence detection at the crimp station, defective-product recognition and a visual inspection computer that checks pieces against the taught reference. Rejects are separated automatically instead of being counted into the batch.

Can it insert terminals into housings on both ends of the wire?

No — the WM-362S is a single-head machine, so only one end gets a housing while the other end is tinned. If your harness needs housings or terminals on both ends, see the double-end machines in the terminal crimping category.