Niehoff at wire Southeast ASIA 2017
trade fair
At the wire Southeast Asia 2017 trade fair,
Maschinenfabrik Niehoff and its subsidiary
Niehoff Singapore Pte. Ltd will show a D 632
type double twist bunching machine built in
left to right version (booth G 33). This machine
is designed to produce strands with 0.09 to 6.00
mm² cross section and a steplessly variable lay
length of 6 to 100 mm. The maximum number
of twists is 6,500 twists/min, the maximum
speed 300 m/min. The machine is ideally suited
for the manufacture of strands of copper alloy
wires (e.g. CuMg alloys) for automotive wires.
screen display with color user interface and
simplified navigation structure.
At the Niehoff booth also the cold rolling
mill manufacturer Bühler Redex and the lead
extruder and cable repair and recovery system
manufacturer HFSAB will be present.
Complete solutions from a single source
Maschinenfabrik Niehoff develops and builds with
an experience of more than 60 years all machinery
– with the exception of extruders – needed for the
production of wires made from non-ferrous metals
and the further processing into automotive, power,
data and special cables. In addition, the portfolio
contains technical assistance by professional
specialists who speak the customers´ languages.
The reliable supply with original Niehoff wear
parts and spare parts, machinery inspection,
refurbishment and maintenance measures as well
as machine operator and maintenance training
courses complete the range of services. Niehoff
Group offers custom-tailored solutions from
development and planning to turnkey projects of
complete cable factories.
The D 632 is equipped with an energy-class
IE3 energy-saving rotor drive and an adjustable fan
drive in the sound proof cabin. A further special
feature is the patented opto-electronic NBAT
system (NIEHOFF Bunching Automatic Traverse)
which allows spools to be perfectly spooled.
Spooled wire can then be payed-off tangle-free
at extremely high speeds with no damage. Other
features include the service proven energy-saving
single bow (ECO-Bow) design, the contactless
transmission of machine data within the machine
and the NMI (NIEHOFF Machine Interface) touch-
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