The programmable Mira 340 and 340 Q are designed for universal use while maintaining maximum precision. They are perfect for processing wires and insulation material with demanding requirements. The rotary head with 4X blades offers unique functions designed to reduce production time and increase quality. The patented ACD incision monitoring avoids conductor damage and complies with requirements in the automotive or aerospace industry. As a result, a single machine can be used for a huge range of applications. Thanks to sequential processing, multi-conductor cables and multi-layer insulation materials can be processed quickly, thereby saving time. Meanwhile, its ease of use also increases productivity.

The Mira 340 and 340 Q cover a large range of wire specifications up to 16 mm² conductor cross section (AWG 5) and up to 72 mm strip length. They strip, cut and twist wires and cables with maximum precision. Even demanding insulating materials such as tough Teflon®, strong Kapton® and pliable silicon can be processed.

With the Zeta 630, control cabinet construction becomes an efficient, just-in-time activity. Wire processing is highly productive from a batch of 1 thanks to the economical automation process. Automated processes plus batch or sequence production without changeover shorten the manufacturing time by up to 50 percent. The automatic wire selector provides up to 36 different cables and the CM 1/5 GS module processes as many as five different ferrules. Reliable fully automatic production assures consistent high quality.

Cables can be produced, sorted and bound in one process step in ideal order for subsequent wiring. The fully automatic flex bundler wire deposit simplifies and accelerates the laying of cables in the control cabinet. The batches can be taken out while production is going on. The binding method can be defined as desired for each cable depending on the production mode (batch or sequence processing).

The versatile Kappa 340 is ideally equipped for all the challenges of modern wire processing, both now and in the future: It has a standard powerful dual cutting head combined with a rotary incision unit. Together with its high-torque belt drive, it handles complex processing sequences quickly and efficiently. A two-stage length measuring system ensures precise wire processing even in the most
difficult processing situations. Komax Kappa is synonymous with speed, efficiency and reliability. With intuitive operation, sophisticated technology and innovative refinements, the Kappa 340 is a safe investment.

The Kappa 340 is designed for cutting to length and stripping wires with a cross section of 0.22 – 70 mm² (AWG 24–2). The cable range includes shielded multi-pole conductors, HV, battery and sensor wires up to 16 mm outer diameter and ribbon cables up to 16 mm wide. Two blade positions (dual head) are available for different V-blades, V-radius blades and/or optional form blades with support plates – ideal for the widest possible range of applications. The optional rotary incision unit (RIU) is a strong performer especially in complex wire sheathing and shorter changeover times.

The compact, fully automatic Zeta 620 wire processing machine produces entire parts lists and stores wires sorted and labeled, all in the tightest of spaces. Tried and tested Zeta technology and attractive module options simplify production considerably and ensure noticeable time and cost savings. Take advantage of this low-cost entry point into automation and secure a significant competitive advantage, both now and in the future.

Depending on the job, wires can be produced, sorted and bundled in an ideal sequence, in one process step. The wire bundles make it quicker and easier to lay wires in the control cabinet. Batches can be taken out in advance while production is running. The binder type is freely defined for each wire, independent of the production mode (batch or sequence production).

The programmable Mira 340 and 340 Q are designed for universal use while maintaining maximum precision. They are perfect for processing wires and insulation material with demanding requirements. The rotary head with 4X blades offers unique functions designed to reduce production time and increase quality. The patented ACD incision monitoring avoids conductor damage and complies with requirements in the automotive or aerospace industry. As a result, a single machine can be used for a huge range of applications. Thanks to sequential processing, multi-conductor cables and multi-layer insulation materials can be processed quickly, thereby saving time. Meanwhile, its ease of use also increases productivity.

The Mira 340 and 340 Q cover a large range of wire specifications up to 16 mm² conductor cross section (AWG 5) and up to 72 mm strip length. They strip, cut and twist wires and cables with maximum precision. Even demanding insulating materials such as tough Teflon®, strong Kapton® and pliable silicon can be processed.

With the Zeta 630, control cabinet construction becomes an efficient, just-in-time activity. Wire processing is highly productive from a batch of 1 thanks to the economical automation process. Automated processes plus batch or sequence production without changeover shorten the manufacturing time by up to 50 percent. The automatic wire selector provides up to 36 different cables and the CM 1/5 GS module processes as many as five different ferrules. Reliable fully automatic production assures consistent high quality.

Cables can be produced, sorted and bound in one process step in ideal order for subsequent wiring. The fully automatic flex bundler wire deposit simplifies and accelerates the laying of cables in the control cabinet. The batches can be taken out while production is going on. The binding method can be defined as desired for each cable depending on the production mode (batch or sequence processing).

The versatile Kappa 340 is ideally equipped for all the challenges of modern wire processing, both now and in the future: It has a standard powerful dual cutting head combined with a rotary incision unit. Together with its high-torque belt drive, it handles complex processing sequences quickly and efficiently. A two-stage length measuring system ensures precise wire processing even in the most
difficult processing situations. Komax Kappa is synonymous with speed, efficiency and reliability. With intuitive operation, sophisticated technology and innovative refinements, the Kappa 340 is a safe investment.

The Kappa 340 is designed for cutting to length and stripping wires with a cross section of 0.22 – 70 mm² (AWG 24–2). The cable range includes shielded multi-pole conductors, HV, battery and sensor wires up to 16 mm outer diameter and ribbon cables up to 16 mm wide. Two blade positions (dual head) are available for different V-blades, V-radius blades and/or optional form blades with support plates – ideal for the widest possible range of applications. The optional rotary incision unit (RIU) is a strong performer especially in complex wire sheathing and shorter changeover times.