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Crimping machines Gamma 333 PC & 333 PC-B
›Gamma 333 PC
›Gamma 333 PC-B
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Just right for today’s production needs
› The Gamma 333 PC covers a wide wire crosssection range from 0.13 - 5.0mm²
(AWG 26 - AWG 10)
› Length range from
60mm - 65m (2.36in – 213.3ft)
optional up to 30mm (1.18in)
› Production capacity of more than 4‘000 leads
per hour crimped on both sides
› Ultra short conversion times
› Compact and user friendly design
› An economic solution
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Integrated Komax Inkjet Systems
› ims 295 BC / ims 295 MC / ims 291 SC
Marking from black to white as well as small font
High marking speed
One system – one supplier
› HMI
Fully integrated in the already existing operating surface of
the wire processing maschine
Easy entering of the marking in the PC Soft Ware TopWin
› Extension sets
Optimal integration in the wire processing maschine through
customised extension sets
Adjustable print head fitting granting an exact printing repetition
ims 295 electrical and mechanical compatible with ims 291
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Integrated measuring - Quality is ensured!
Komax 331
Smooth motorized pull off movement
Automatic return message and evaluation of
measuring results
Results recording
Komax 332
Komax 331
Komax 332
Manually operated pull off movement
Automatic return message and evaluation of
measuring results
Results recording
Komax 341
Komax 341
Simple crimp height measurement
Automatic return message and evaluation of
measuring results
Results recording
Ideal supplementation to mci 722 press with programmable
crimping height
Barcode Scanner Datalogic PM8300
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Cordless, rugged industrial handheld scanner
Support of Kanban production
Material verification, capturing of lot information
Barcode Scanner
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A lots of wire for your production
Pcs/h
4500
Configuration
Gamma 333 PC
4000
Gamma 333 PC-B
3500
3000
mci 721, 60°
mci 721, 35°
mci 721, 60°
mci 761, 35°
mci 721, 90°
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Wire length [mm]
Wire
Gamma 333 PC
FLRY
Gamma 333 PC-B
FLRY
Cross section
0,75 mm²
0,75 mm²
Wire draw in
6 m/s
10 m/s
Acceleration
40 m/s²
50 m/s²
Quality monitoring
On
On
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The same Processing possibilities for
Gamma 333 PC-B and Gamma 333 PC
Cutting
Cut pulled strands
Pull-off force measurement
Wire length correction
Full strip
Splice check / Spark tester
Half strip
Good and bad separation / Cut bad parts
Flat cable
Notching
Inner conductor processing
Double sheath / Coaxial and triaxial cables
Intermediate strip
Crimping
Prefeeder / Dereeler
Hot stamp marking
Inkjet marking
Wire infeed
Sequence
Batch separation
Networking
Material change detection / Material verification
Terminal reel changer / Wire changer
Programmable crimp height
Double crimping
Split cycle for closed contact
Seal insertion
Twisting / Tinning
Wire deposit system
Sleeve insertion
Strip, crimp and seal check
Ferrule crimping
Crimp force analyzer
Crimp height measurement
MIL-Crimping
Wire end solidifying / Splicing / Welding
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Technical data Gamma 333 PC / -B
Gamma 333 PC
Gamma 333 PC-B
Wire cross section
0.125 – 5 mm² (AWG 26 – AWG 10)
0.125 – 5 mm² (AWG 26 – AWG 10)
Insulation diameter
max. 5.1 mm (0.20 in)
max. 5.1 mm (0.20 in)
60 - 65'000 mm*
(2.36 in – 213 ft)
60 - 65'000 mm*
(2.36 in – 213 ft)
Full strip Side 1 and 2
0.1 - 15 mm (0.004 – 0.59 in)
0.1 - 15 mm (0.004 – 0.59 in)
Full strip Side 1 (optional)
0.1 - 28 mm (0.004 – 1.10 in)
0.1 - 28 mm (0.004 – 1.10 in)
1 - 20 kN (224-4‘496 lbf)
1 - 20 kN (224-4‘496 lbf)
2/1
2/1
< 75 dB
< 75 dB
Roller Drive
Belt Drive
6 m/s 40 m/s²
10 m/s 50 m/s²
Electrical connection
3 x 208-480V / 6kVA
3 x 208-480V / 6kVA
Pneumatic connection
5-6 bar (73-87 psi)
6.5 m³/h (230 ft³/h)
5-6 bar (73-87 psi)
6.5 m³/h (230 ft³/h)
1‘200 kg (2649 lb)
1‘250 kg (2759 lb)
3‘137 x 1‘377 x 1‘790-2‘670 mm
(123.5 x 54,2 x 70.5-105.1 in)
3‘320 x 1‘377 x 1‘790-2‘670 mm
(130.7 x 54,2 x 70.5-105.1 in)
Wire length
Crimping force
No. of process stations side 1 / 2
Noise level
Wire drive system
Wire feed speed
Weight
Dimensions
(Width x Length x Height)
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Reasons for the operation with
ferrule modules
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Increasing of the electrical security inside the control cabinet
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No distant or back standing single strands
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Easy insertion of the stripped wire into the ferrule
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Perfect wire end processing allows a trouble free insertion into the gripper
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The plastic collar avoids a bending directly after the crimp position (bend protection)
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Optical identification of the conductor cross section (colour code)
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Ferrule module for loose contacts CM 04
› Process capable and flexible
solution for loose ferrules at prestripped wires
› Automatic processing with ferrule
module on Komax crimp machines
› Especially suitable for multi norm
wires
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AEH-G Ferrule crimp module
› Reliable and economic solution for
taped ferrules at pre-stripped wires
› Automatic processing with ferrules
crimp module on Komax crimp
machines
› Networking and inkjet marking easily
possible, as for control cabinets etc.
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Technical data
Wire cross section* 0.5-2.5mm²
Ferrules* Strapped, with plastic collar,
0,5/8N – 2,5/8N
Crimp-form* Standard, DIN 46228 part 4
Feeding-length 23mm
Production output Up to 3’500 pcs / h
communication I/O
Power supply 230V, 50/60Hz, 50VA
Operating pressure 5-8 bar
Dimensions (WxHxD) 150 x 350 X 600 mm
Weight 15 kg
Can be used on* Zeta 633, Gamma 333 PC
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* Processing of special ferrules, loose
piece ferrules or the installation on
other machines upon request.
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