Servo Terminal Crimping Machine in 8 to 30 Ton Versions for New-Energy Harnesses WM-3130T

Name: Servo Terminal Crimping Machine in 8 to 30 Ton Versions for New-Energy Harnesses WM-3130T
Brand: Wiromac
SKU: WM-3130T

CE Certified HS Code 8463.90

The WM-3130T is a servo-driven bench crimping press built in five force versions — 8, 10, 15, 20 and 30 tons — so you buy force by terminal size, not by guesswork. The servo drive with touchscreen control gives high crimping accuracy and stable crimp quality on high-precision new-energy harness terminals, and the press alarms on overlap crimps, un-stripped cable, cut cores and missing terminals. The 30 T version delivers 300 kN from a 7.5 kW motor in a 520 × 540 × 1,030 mm frame.

Specifications

Function	Semi-automatic servo terminal crimping (bench press)
Force versions	8 T / 10 T / 15 T / 20 T / 30 T (same platform)
Crimping force	300 kN (30 T version)
Stroke	30 mm (30 T version); 40 mm on the 20 T version
Motor power	7.5 kW (30 T version); 2.3 – 5.5 kW across 8 – 20 T
Control	Servo motor drive, touchscreen operation
Crimp error alarms	Overlap crimp, un-stripped cable, cut core wire, no terminal
Weight	370 kg (30 T version)
Dimensions	520 × 540 × 1,030 mm (30 T version)
HS Code	8463.90 (common reference — final classification confirmed by your customs broker)
Certification	CE (certificate provided with shipment)

Key features

Five force versions on one press platform — pick 8, 10, 15, 20 or 30 tons to match your largest terminal
Servo drive holds crimping accuracy and stable crimp quality where clutch presses drift
Built-in crimp error alarms — overlap crimping, un-stripped cable, cut core wire and missing terminal all stop the press
Touchscreen control with English interface for parameter setting and daily operation
Designed for terminal crimping with high precision requirements, including new-energy wiring harness work

What it processes

New-energy vehicle and battery harness terminals where crimp quality is audited
Charging cables and energy-storage harnesses crimped with hexagonal or shaped dies
Harness shops upgrading from clutch presses to servo force control

Suited for: precision terminal crimping where force is chosen deliberately — one press family in 8, 10, 15, 20 and 30 ton versions, servo-controlled, with crimp error alarms for audited new-energy harness work. Not suited for: automatic line production — for that, pick the WM-3202 fully automatic double-end crimper, which cuts, strips and crimps AWG 18–28 leads at 3,800-plus pieces per hour — or the largest cable lugs, where the WM-3135T 35-ton press takes terminals up to 120 mm².

Buying crimping force works like buying a torque wrench — the tonnage must comfortably cover the terminal, not barely reach it. The 8 T and 10 T versions share a compact 400 × 380 × 740 mm frame on 2.3 kW motors for small and mid terminals; the 15 T and 30 T versions move to the larger frame at 3.6 and 7.5 kW; the 20 T version adds a 40 mm stroke for taller terminals. Control and operation stay the same across all five, so operators move between presses without retraining.

Above this family sits the 35 T cable lug crimping machine WM-3135T — the heavy step for copper lugs up to 120 mm².

Not sure which tonnage your terminal needs? Send 2–3 meters of wire and a handful of terminals — we crimp your sample on camera at the version we would quote, and you judge the result first.

Engineering knowledge

Choose and troubleshoot this process

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WM-3130T — common questions

How do I choose between the 8, 10, 15, 20 and 30 ton versions?

Size the press to the largest terminal you crimp — bigger conductor cross-sections and thicker terminal barrels need more force to close properly, and running a press at the top of its force range shortens tooling life. The 20 T version also has a longer 40 mm stroke for taller terminals. If you are between sizes, send us your terminal and wire samples and we crimp them on camera at the tonnage we recommend, so you see the result before deciding.

What makes a servo press worth it over a clutch press for these terminals?

Repeatability and self-checking. The servo drive holds crimping accuracy and stable quality across the shift, and the press alarms on the four classic failure modes — overlap crimps, un-stripped cable, cut core wires and missing terminals — instead of quietly producing scrap. That is why this class of press is specified for new-energy harness work.

What is the WM-3130T not designed to do?

It is a semi-automatic bench press — an operator presents the wire, so it is not a cut-strip-crimp line, and it is not the tool for very large cable lugs. For automatic double-end production see the other machines in our terminal crimping machines category, and for lugs up to 120 mm² step up to the 35 T press below.