Wire Label Printing and Wrap-Around Machine - Floor-Standing Unit WM-9337P
Our WM-9337P combines label printing and wrap-around application for cable from Ø3 to 12 mm. Standard labels are 10–100 mm long and 5–40 mm wide, with a stated output of 1,000–1,500 pcs/h depending on label size and manual operation speed. This floor-standing printing configuration shares the listed processing ranges with our WM-9337 applicator and is quoted separately.
Specifications
| Function | Label printing and wrap-around application on wire and cable |
|---|---|
| Operator interface | Touchscreen |
| Applicable label length | 10–100 mm standard; customization outside this range |
| Applicable label width | 5–40 mm standard |
| Standard positioning ruler | 200 mm |
| Label roll size | 240 mm; roll outer diameter and stock fit confirmed on the quote |
| Maximum label roll inner diameter | 76 mm |
| Labeling accuracy | ±0.2 mm |
| Labeling speed | 1,000–1,500 pcs/h, depending on label size and manual operation speed |
| Applicable cable diameter | 3–12 mm |
| Power supply | 220 V, 50 Hz |
| Power | 0.25 kW |
| Machine weight | 86 kg |
| Dimensions (L × W × H) | About 580 × 680 × 1,000 mm |
| HS Code | 8479.89 (common reference — final classification confirmed by your customs broker) |
| Certification | CE (certificate provided with shipment) |
Key features
- Bring printing and cable labeling to one workstation: the top-mounted printer supplies the wrap-around application process, reducing the transfer of loose printed labels between separate stations.
- Set the application for the job on the touchscreen: feeding speed, label pitch and wrapping-turn settings are available at the operator interface, helping you establish a repeatable setup for the agreed cable and label.
- Follow the label path during roll changes: numbered guides make the threading route visible, so setup can be demonstrated step by step with your chosen stock.
- Check the complete printed result before ordering: send cable, label stock and a print layout; we run a trial and send a video showing printing, application and the finished label.
- Prepare the operator for arrival: we set the voltage for your country and ship the English interface and manual.
What it processes
- Printed part-number and circuit-ID labels wrapped around Ø3–12 mm cable
- Adhesive warning and instruction labels on compatible cable jackets
- Barcode identification for cable assemblies, with print layout and readability verified in the sample trial
Suited for: printing adhesive labels and applying them around Ø3–12 mm cable at one manually loaded workstation. Not suited for: a projecting flag label — see our WM-9304T flag labeling machine or WM-9304F IPC flag printing and folding machine. Cable outside the stated range or a different label construction can be evaluated through our custom machine inquiry.
Are printed labels waiting for someone to apply them?
When printing and application happen at separate stations, the operator has to bring the right labels to the right cable batch. Our WM-9337P puts the printer above the application mechanism so the work can be organized at one station. Agree how print jobs are selected and how the first cable is checked before starting a batch.
If your labels already arrive prepared on rolls, our WM-9337 wrap-around applicator serves that workflow. The P configuration adds printing; its listed output is not higher. Compare the printing requirement and the time spent handling labels when deciding which configuration to quote.
Test the changeover, not just a continuous run
A shop changing label layouts and cable sizes throughout the shift needs to see the first acceptable piece after each change. Send two representative cable and label jobs. We demonstrate loading the stock, setting the application, printing and inspecting the finished cable so you can assess the setup work as well as the running rate.
The stated 1,000–1,500 pcs/h depends on label size and manual operation speed. It does not describe a complete shift with roll changes and inspections. Use the trial with your actual print layout and cable to plan useful output.
A readable flat label still needs checking on the cable
Send the cable jacket material, outside diameter, label stock and print layout together. Specify where the label must sit, its overlap and the information that must remain visible after wrapping. For codes, include your reading method and the smallest code you need to use.
We run the agreed samples and send a video before the order. Check the printed content, label position, adhesion after handling and readability on the finished cable. The sample images illustrate wrapped warning labels; your own acceptance trial establishes the result for your application.
Choose the station around your available space
This is the floor-standing configuration, with listed dimensions of approximately 580 × 680 × 1,000 mm and a weight of 86 kg. Confirm the installed envelope and room for roll changes on the quote. If you need a machine on an assembly bench, compare our WM-9328 desktop printing and wrapping machine, which has different label-size and output specifications.
Before dispatch, we set the voltage for your country and ship the English interface and manual. For the wear parts needed by the agreed printing and application configuration, every quote lists them with unit price and the location they ship from.
WM-9337P — common questions
How is this different from WM-9337?
Our WM-9337 applies prepared labels from a roll. The WM-9337P adds printing at the labeling workstation. The listed cable range, label sizes and output are the same; the printing configuration is quoted separately. Choose according to where your labels need to be printed.
Can it print barcodes or changing serial numbers?
Barcode labels are an intended application. Send the code type, actual label layout and an example of the information that changes between pieces. The printer configuration, data input and any serial-number sequence are confirmed on the quote, and we demonstrate the agreed job before ordering.
What printer resolution and software interface does it use?
Print resolution, printer model, connection method and software requirements are confirmed on the quote. Send your smallest text or code, label material and print file so we can specify the printing arrangement for that job.
What cable and label sizes fit the standard configuration?
The cable diameter range is 3–12 mm. Standard labels are 10–100 mm long and 5–40 mm wide, with a 200 mm positioning ruler and a listed 76 mm roll inner diameter. Send winding direction, liner and roll dimensions so we can confirm stock fit. Label length outside the standard range requires customization.
Will every job reach 1,500 pieces per hour?
The stated range is 1,000–1,500 pcs/h and depends on label size and manual operation speed. Include printing, cable handling, roll changes and first-piece inspection when planning output. We trial your print layout and cable so you can assess the complete workflow.
Does labeling accuracy guarantee barcode readability?
The listed ±0.2 mm describes labeling accuracy. Readability also depends on the printed layout and the finished label on the cable. Tell us your position tolerance and code-reading method; we inspect both placement and readability in the agreed sample trial.
What utilities and replacement parts should we plan for?
The listed supply is 220 V, 50 Hz, with 0.25 kW power. The pictured configuration has pneumatic connections; air pressure and consumption are confirmed on the quote. For wear parts, every quote lists them with unit price and the location they ship from.
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