KOMAX Alpha 433 L

KOMAX Alpha 433 L

Automation equipment manufactured in 2008. This KOMAX Alpha 433 L system is designed for the automatic processing of cables, including cutting, stripping, crimping, and welding. It includes a Komax ADS 123 wire storage unit, safety enclosure, extraction system, and various crimping and processing modules. If you are looking to get high-quality cable processing capabilities, consider the KOMAX Alpha 433 L machine we have for sale. Contact us for further details.

Komax ADS 123 (Wire Storage Unit)

• Manufacturer: Komax France
• Power Supply: 3 × 400 V (3P+N)
• Frequency: 50–60 Hz
• Maximum Power Consumption: 5,500 VA
• Air Pressure: 4–6 bar

Cosmotec Cooling Unit

• Manufacturer: Cosmotec
• Model: XVA36 03 320
• Frequency: 50/60 Hz
• Current: 0.51 A

Schunk KM-CFK-564MF (Welding Module 1)

• Manufacturer: Schunk
• Model: KM-CFK-564MF
• Year of Construction: 2012
• Rated Power (50% Duty Cycle): 120 kVA
• Rated Primary Voltage: 500 V
• Rated Frequency: 1000 Hz
• Supply Power: 43 kVA
• Secondary Working Current (50% Duty Cycle): 15.6 kA
• Secondary Short-Circuit Current: 120 kA
• Secondary Open-Circuit Voltage: Up to 8 V
• Electrode Force: 31–187 daN
• Weight: 180 kg

Schunk KM-CFK-564MF (Welding Module 2)

• Manufacturer: Schunk
• Model: KM-CFK-564MF
• Year of Construction: 2012
• Rated Power (50% Duty Cycle): 120 kVA
• Rated Primary Voltage: 500 V
• Rated Frequency: 1000 Hz
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• Supply Power: 43 kVA
• Secondary Working Current (50% Duty Cycle): 15.6 kA
• Secondary Short-Circuit Current: 120 kA
• Secondary Open-Circuit Voltage: Up to 8 V
• Electrode Force: 31–187 daN
• Weight: 180 kg

Scope of the system:

• Komax Alpha 433 L fully automatic machine
• Komax ADS 123 wire storage unit
• Safety enclosure
• Extraction system (AAT 260)
• Operating computer and control unit
• Various crimping and processing modules, optional
• Further optional accessories available upon request

Used for:

• The system is in working order and has been used for the automatic processing of cables, including cutting, stripping, crimping and welding
• All systems are currently still powered and fully functional
• Approximately 30,000 machine hours