In the world of wires and cables, one of the most commonly used standards for determining their thickness is the American Wire Gauge, also known as AWG. It is a classification system primarily used in North America that specifies the diameter of electrical wires. In this article, we will take a closer look at
The BZW-9A ultrasonic welding machine is a device specifically designed for joining copper wires using advanced ultrasonic technology. This equipment integrates the latest findings in acoustics, mechanics, and polymer science to ensure unparalleled efficiency and reliability in crimping and parallel applications. Ideal for welding cable harnesses, especially in the automotive, electronic, and electrical industries,
The BZW-886D machine is designed for stripping coaxial cables. The machine is characterized by high efficiency and a wide stripping range from 0.1 mm to 200 mm. Powered by 230V AC. The BZW-886D allows for stripping up to 9 layers. Stripping is performed using rotary blades which ensures very high precision and speed of
The BZW-G5001 is a machine for stripping high voltage cables. Main functionalities: Stripping of the external insulation of the wire, foil removing、 shield net cutting removing the internal insulation, shield net flip Technical parameters: Intended for: High voltage cable with shielding network, Cable diameter range: φ6 – φ18 (2.5–70mm²), Stripping length: 15–70mm, Remaining length
Watch the video presentation of BZW-240X - a large machine for cutting and stripping wires up to 240mm2. Modern microcomputer-controlled devices for cable processing. It will perform excellently in the process of processing high-voltage cables used in, for example, electric car motors, charging stations, batteries, etc. BZW-240 solves the problem of processing thick power cables.
Watch the video presentation of the BZW-3.0 C Automatic double ends terminal crimping machine with tinning and seal inserting. If you want to know more about the BZW-3.0 C, call us, write an email, or visit our showroom in Mikulovice, Czech Republic, near the border with Głuchołazy, Poland, where we have dozens of wire processing
