When expanding wire and cable production capacity within a fixed factory footprint, a double-head bunching machine generally delivers higher theoretical output per square metre than a single-head bunching machine by consolidating two stranding heads onto a shared structural base. However, actual flo
Determining how many Bunching Machine units your factory needs requires dividing your net required machine-hours by the true effective output of a single unit—not its maximum catalog speed. In real cable production, required machine count depends on four core factors: target lay length, bobbin changeover frequency, wire gauge mix, and shift availability.
Preparing an industrial facility for a new bunching machine requires precise site engineering well before equipment delivery. Successful installation depends on three primary factors: verifying dynamic floor load capacity, isolating high-speed rotating vibration, and supplying clean, stable electric