What wire and plastic housing specifications are compatible with the SKD‑K6‑2 integrated wire‑stripping and insertion machine?
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Wire cross-sectional area: 0.05–1.0 mm² (AWG 30–AWG 18); processed wire length: 180–9,999 mm; supports single‑row or double‑row jacketing; up to 36 different wire colors and diameters can be processed simultaneously in a single batch; each molded housing can accommodate up to 100 return‑path wire harnesses; suitable for automotive interior, seat, and sunroof wire harnesses, as well as low‑voltage home appliance wire harnesses.
I. Applicable Wire Types
Parallel processing capacity: Up to 36 different wire colors and diameters can be processed simultaneously.
Line length range: 180 mm–9,999 mm, continuously adjustable
Wire type: Automotive low-voltage PVC and XLPE insulated wires, supporting harness assembly with waterproof connectors.
Applicable scenarios: vehicle body, seats, sunroof, and standard low-voltage signal and power cables in the engine compartment.
II. Applicable Plastic Housings (Sheaths)
Circuit Limit: Supports up to 100 circuits for synchronous insertion of composite‑sheath wire harnesses.
Structural Compatibility: Rotating tooling pallet, compatible with mainstream automotive wire-to-wire and wire-to-board plastic jackets.
Compatible specifications: 2P–100P multi‑position housings; standard automotive‑grade pitch connectors in 2.0/2.5/3.5 mm; male and female housings are universally compatible.
Compatible process: features a lock‑type, waterproof protective sleeve, paired with 3D visual automatic hole‑alignment for secure terminal pre‑assembly and insertion.
III. Additional Features
Specification changes are achieved through software programming combined with rapid tooling swaps, and custom‑designed modules are available to accommodate special high‑current applications and ultra‑multi‑core sheaths.
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