Company Information

GM Automazioni S.r.l. is an Italian company specializing in automation machinery, located in Busnago (MB), Italy. Contact details include phone numbers and email, with websites www.gmautomazionisrl.it, www.gmautomazioni.eu, and www.spelafili.com.

Bench Crimping Machine GM139 D Specifications

• Power Supply: None (manual or pneumatic operation)
• Pneumatic Supply: 6 to 8 Bar
• Crimping Force: 6,000 Kg (60,000 N)
• Workable Cable Sections: 10 to 120 mm²
• Weight: 9.3 Kg
• Dimensions: 330 x 150 x 160 mm (WxDxH)
• Terminals: Compatible with any type
• Features: Quick and easy change of crimping dies to accommodate different terminals and connectors
• Productivity: Not defined
• Display: None

Key Functionalities

The machine allows interchangeable crimping dies for versatility, operates pneumatically, and is designed for thick terminal lug crimping. It offers high reliability, efficiency, compactness, and lightweight design.

Technical Data for Crimping Dies

Various crimping die models are available, differing in dimensions, compression cross-section, air connection, crimping force, weight, and intended terminal types. The dies support continuous wire harness spot tapping and can work with different wire types and tapping methods. Different materials and finishing options are available, with support for various winding and wrapping speeds.

Alpha 560 Automatic Cable Processing Machine

• Functionality: Automatic cutting, stripping, crimping, and insertion of rubber grommets on one side
• Work Stations: 4 stations (2 at cable start, 2 at cable end)
• Cable Length Range: 60 mm to 8,000 mm
• External Diameter: 3 to 8.5 mm
• Stripping Length: 0.1 to 29.5 mm (partial stripping up to 35 mm)
• Cable Section: 2.5 to 16 mm²
• Electrical Supply: 3 x 208–480 V / 50–60 Hz / 5.6 kVA
• Air Pressure: 5–8 bar
• Crimping Force: 1–50 kN
• Noise Level: Less than 80 dB
• Weight: 1.40 Tons
• Software: Operator-friendly Topwin software for ease of use and quick conversion times

Additional Processing Options (On Request and Feasibility Tested)

• Double crimping
• Insertion of coprifaston (terminal covers)
• Fluxing, twisting, tinning
• Semi and total stripping
• Insertion of rubber grommets on one or both sides
• Pre-insulated terminals
• Ink-jet and hot marking
• Cable trimming and intermediate stripping
• Crimping of pins and MIL-standard crimps
• Compacting of wire strands
• Double insulation cables
• Coaxial and triaxial cables
• Networking cables

Summary of Best Practices and Recommendations

• Use appropriate crimping dies for terminal types to ensure reliability and efficiency.
• Maintain pneumatic pressure within specified range (6–8 bar for GM139 D, 5–8 bar for Alpha 560) for optimal operation.
• Regularly check and replace dies to accommodate different terminal sizes and cable sections.
• Utilize the Topwin software for streamlined operation and reduced setup times on the Alpha 560 machine.
• Consider additional processing options based on production requirements and feasibility tests.

Limitations and Notes

• Productivity rates for the GM139 D are not defined, indicating manual or semi-automatic operation.
• Customization of crimping dies and processing options depends on customer demands and technical feasibility.
• Noise levels are kept below 80 dB for the Alpha 560, suitable for industrial environments.