E-Tube Terminal Crimping Machine, 2.5-Second Strip-Twist-Crimp for 0.3–6 mm² Bootlace Ferrules WM-397

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Feed a wire into the WM-397 and it rotary-strips, twists the strands, threads a pre-insulated e-tube terminal and crimps it — the whole sequence in 2.5 seconds, for 1,000–1,300 finished ferrules per hour. It covers 0.3–4 mm² and 2.5–6 mm² ranges with selectable four-side, hex, single-side and double-side crimp shapes, stores 100 crimping programs, and drives clamp and crimp force by motor under program control. A compact 430 × 505 × 425 mm bench unit at 68 kg, running on 220 V / 400 W.

Specifications

Key features

• One wire insertion triggers the full cycle — rotary strip, strand twist, ferrule threading and crimp finish together in 2.5 seconds, no loose ferrule ever touches the operator's fingers
• Four selectable crimp shapes on one machine — four-side, hexagonal, single-side and double-side — so the crimp profile follows your connector spec instead of your tooling inventory
• Clamping and crimping are motor driven with force set by program, and 100 crimping recipes stay stored on the touch screen for one-tap changeover between wire sizes
• Screen presets step through the range — 0.3, 0.5, 0.75, 1.0, 1.5, 2.5, 4.0 and 6.0 mm² — with rotary tungsten-steel blades doing the stripping
• Loose pre-insulated e-tube terminals feed from the vibratory bowl straight out of the bag, and terminal supply detection stops the cycle instead of pressing bare strands
• Free sample test — send 2–3 meters of your wire and a bag of your ferrules, we run them on this machine and send you the video before you order

What it processes

• Control cabinet, switchgear and distribution board wiring with ferrules from 0.3 to 6 mm²
• Panel shops whose customers specify hexagonal or four-side crimp profiles for particular terminal blocks
• Repeat harness production where operators switch between stored wire-size programs many times a day

Suited for: bootlace ferrule (e-tube terminal) crimping from 0.3 to 6 mm² where cycle time matters — 2.5 seconds per finished wire — and where the connector spec dictates a particular crimp profile, since four-side, hex, single-side and double-side shapes are all selectable on this one machine. Not suited for: ferrules above 6 mm² — that work belongs to the WM-3116 bootlace ferrule servo crimping machine covering 0.3–16 mm² — nor leads that must carry a printed number tube with the ferrule, which is the job of the WM-393 number tube printing and ferrule crimping station.

The machine is all-electric where it counts: clamp force and crimp force are motor driven under program control, not set by air pressure on a gauge, and 100 stored recipes mean a wire-size change is a screen tap. Bowl feeding is sensitive to ferrule make and collar shape, so send a bag of each size you actually buy — we run a feed-and-crimp test on camera and send back the video with crimped samples before you commit.