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Two-Station Spot Taping Machine for Wire Coils and Long Bundles WM-464

CE Certified HS Code 8479.89 10 s per wrap point (per side)

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The WM-464 tape-wraps wire coils and long bundles at fixed points on two independent stations — while one station winds, the operator loads the other, allowing loading to overlap the listed 10-second single-side wrap time. Actual output depends on handling and the wrap setup. It clamps coils from 500 to 2,500 mm total length with wrap-point center distances of 300 to 2,200 mm and up to 1,800 mm between taping points, carrying work up to 30 kg. Ring-style taping heads run tape up to 40 mm wide on standard 38 mm mandrel cores, banding motor coils, transformer windings and harness bundles without hand-wrapping fatigue.

Specifications

FunctionTwo-station point (spot) tape wrapping of coils and bundles
Total coil length range500 – 2,500 mm
Coil center distance300 – 2,200 mm
Coil cross-section width5 – 25 mm
Coil cross-section height10 – 65 mm
Bobbin sizeR90 – R150; radius or diameter convention and units confirmed on the quote
Max. coil weight30 kg
Tape width≤ 40 mm
Tape mandrel size38 mm
Single-side winding time10 s
Max. distance between wrapping points1,800 mm
HS Code8479.89 (common reference — final classification confirmed by your customs broker)
CertificationCE (certificate provided with shipment)

Key features

  • Two stations overlap loading and wrapping — the machine is winding on one side while the operator stages the next coil on the other, the listed wrap time is 10 s, while actual output also depends on loading, unloading and the selected wrap setup
  • Takes serious work — coils to 2,500 mm length and 30 kg that are tiring and inconsistent to band by hand
  • Wrap points up to 1,800 mm apart are taped in one clamping, keeping long bundles straight instead of re-fixturing mid-part
  • Ring taping heads accept standard 38 mm core rolls up to 40 mm wide, so tape is an off-the-shelf consumable, not a special order

What it processes

  • Banding motor and transformer coils after winding
  • Point-taping long harness bundles and cable looms at set intervals
  • Coil sets and bobbin assemblies up to 30 kg in electrical equipment plants

Suited for: point-taping formed coils and long bundles — motor and transformer coils, bobbin assemblies and harness looms from 500 to 2,500 mm and up to 30 kg, banded at set positions on two alternating stations. Not suited for: continuous spiral wrapping — for that, pick the WM-4136 tape wrapping machine, the dedicated spiral station with no length limit — while loose short leads spot-tape on the WM-4105 bench taping machine.

Send 3–5 of your actual coils or bundles with the tape you use, and we clamp, wrap and film them at production pace before you commit — check the wrap tightness and point positions yourself.

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WM-464 — common questions

What work envelope does the WM-464 cover?

Coils or bundles with a total length of 500 to 2,500 mm, wrap-point center distances from 300 to 2,200 mm and up to 1,800 mm between taping points, cross-sections of roughly 5 – 25 mm by 10 – 65 mm, bobbin size R90 – R150 and workpieces up to 30 kg. We confirm whether the bobbin notation denotes radius or diameter, and its units, on the quote.

Which tape does it run?

Standard rolls on 38 mm mandrel cores, any common taping material up to 40 mm wide — PVC, cloth and acetate harness tapes included. Each wrap point takes about 10 seconds per side at a set overlap.

What is it not meant for?

Continuous spiral wrapping along a full harness length, or taping loose short leads — it wraps discrete points on formed coils and bundles. For continuous and small-bundle taping, see the other machines in our tape wrapping category.

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