After the big success of CFA+ on Komax mci presses, the new technology is now being introduced on bench top presses. The new CFA+ crimp force analysis is easy to understand and so simple to use.

Cable cutting businesses often make great efforts to run their individual machines as productively as possible. For instance, they might organize material changes in clever ways and optimize machine parameters to achieve a large cutting output. However, businesses are frequently unaware that there are additional ways they could substantially boost their productivity and quality. KomaxCAO makes this all possible.

Twisted pairs offer an inexpensive solution against electromagnetic interferences which may lead to malfunctions in several electronic devices.

Komax offers a solution for single or double-ended insertion of control cabinet components to do its part for ensuring efficient, economical control cabinet wiring. Innovations for automatic insertion process open up new possibilities for handling control cabinet components.

New „small gauge Set“ for Alpha 355 / 355 S with the best guide results for small wire cross sections and increasing of the output rate at the same time.

New deposit gripper for Alpha 355, 355 S, 356 and 455 for improvement of the wire deposit quality with higher output rate.

We are pleased to inform you that we will add the micrograph laboratories "automaticS" and "micro3" of the company SLE to our product portfolio.

We are glad to confirm our expectations in regards to the increasing demand for reduced wire cross sections and new insulating materials from the automobile industry.

The monitoring of fully automatic crimping is a challenge for manufacturers of fully automatic crimping machines.
When crimped contacts are created, a good and reliable connection with the strand is expected so that optimum signal or power transmission is ensured. In concrete terms this means no individual cut-off strands, no insulation crimped in the contact and an optimum crimp height to guarantee the strength of the connection.

With this option on Kappa 310 it is now possible to process very short wire length on both sides.

This option allows in spite of minimal outer jacket stripping an optimal seperation of the inner conductor.

Crimp force analysis has long been an effective tool in Komax machines. Its latest advance is called CFA+. Along with the well-known functions of crimp force analysis, CFA+ now offers additional valuable features.

Special requirements need special solutions.
In order to offer an even more flexible solution as the well known and accepted fully automatic crimping machine Zeta 633, we introduce a new long version called Zeta 633 L.

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The issue 08/2 of the Komax Sales Bulletin is online available

Topics like weight, rising prices of raw material and increasing demand for vehicle electronics open the way to reduced wire cross sections and new insulating materials to be used in today's automobile wire harness.

Wire processing machine manufacturers constantly have to optimize the speed of their processes, so they can cut non-productive times to a minimum. This goal is achieved by increasing the processing speed and by approaching processing stations more quickly. Various steps are predestined to decrease non-productive times and thus, cost per lead.

The diversity of processes on fully automatic crimping machines.
It is not always possible to predict the future processes on a fully automatic crimping machine in advance.

The use of the quick-change tool systems reduces changeover times dramatically

Comprehensive quality control is increasingly important because of product liability. The material being processed should be verified as correct prior to production and after each change of material. This is an important aspect of quality control and ensures traceability across the entire production chain all the way back to the material used.

A view behind the scenes of Komax!

The challenge of processing long cables.

Ever tougher demands on quality, output and economy in cut and strip operations