Quiet Wire Stripping and Crimping Machine, High-Speed Strip and Crimp for AWG 32–20 Wire WM-3120BT

CE Certified HS Code 8463.90 AWG 32# – 20#

The WM-3120BT strips the wire end and crimps a reel-fed terminal in one continuous cycle, covering AWG 32# to AWG 20# wire with a 1.0–6.0 mm strip length and 0.05–0.1 mm position tolerance. Its frequency-controlled variable-speed drive is built for low noise and low power draw, so it can sit on an open assembly bench beside seated operators instead of in a walled-off press corner. Crimp capacity is 2.0 T with a 30 mm stroke, and the whole unit is 450 × 420 × 700 mm at 70 kg, running on 200–240 V power and 0.3–0.4 MPa shop air.

Specifications

FunctionEnd stripping and terminal crimping in one cycle (semi-automatic, reel-fed terminals)
Applicable wire sizesAWG 32# – AWG 20#
Stripping length1.0 – 6.0 mm
Position tolerance0.05 – 0.1 mm
Crimping capacity2.0 T
Stroke30 mm
Air source0.3 – 0.4 MPa
Power supply200 – 240 V, 50/60 Hz
Dimensions450 × 420 × 700 mm
Total weight70 kg
HS Code8463.90 (common reference — final classification confirmed by your customs broker)
CertificationCE (certificate provided with shipment)

Key features

  • Strip and crimp happen in one machine cycle — present the wire once, take away a finished terminated end
  • Frequency-controlled variable-speed drive keeps running noise low, so the machine can live on the assembly bench and operators can still talk
  • Strip-to-crimp position held within 0.05–0.1 mm, which is what keeps fine strands straight and fully inside the crimp barrel on AWG 32# wire
  • Tuned for very thin wire and multi-core shielded cable — the jobs that are slowest and most error-prone to terminate by hand
  • 2.0 T crimp capacity through a 30 mm stroke for reel-fed small-terminal applicators

What it processes

  • Small-gauge automotive, appliance and electronics harness ends on reel-fed chained terminals
  • Multi-core shielded signal and data cable where each fine core is stripped and terminated in turn
  • Quiet production cells — labs, mixed assembly floors and small workshops where a clutch press would dominate the room

Suited for: one-cycle strip-and-crimp of reel-fed terminals on fine wire, AWG 32# – 20#, in rooms where machine noise matters — open assembly benches, mixed cells, small workshops. Not suited for: cutting wire to length — pair it upstream with a cut and strip machine — or loose tubular ferrules; for those, pick the WM-3103 loose ferrule crimper, which strips, feeds and crimps 0.35–4 mm² tube terminals in one 2.5-second cycle.

Send 2–3 meters of your wire and a strip of your terminals — we set the machine up, crimp your samples on camera with a sound meter running, and send the video plus the crimped ends back before you order.

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WM-3120BT — common questions

How quiet is the WM-3120BT in a real workshop?

The drive is a frequency-controlled variable-speed motor, so there is no clutch-and-flywheel impact between cycles — the loudest event is the crimp itself. We deliberately do not quote a decibel figure from a brochure. Before you order, we run your wire on camera with a sound meter in the frame, so you hear and see the actual level the machine produces on your job.

What terminals and applicators does it accept?

It runs chained terminals from a reel, guided through a feed track into the crimping applicator, with a 30 mm stroke and 2.0 T of force. Send a short strip of your terminals plus a wire sample — we confirm applicator fit and send back crimped samples before you commit to anything.

Does it also cut wire to length?

No — it strips 1.0–6.0 mm from the end and crimps the terminal in the same cycle, working on wires you have already cut. Any machine from our wire cutting and stripping range can prepare the cut lengths upstream; a common layout is one cutter feeding two of these strip-and-crimp stations.

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