Straight-Line Dry Drawing
Individually driven blocks with dancer-controlled synchronization for low, medium and high carbon steel wire.
High-speed dry and wet drawing systems for low, medium and high carbon steel wire, engineered from the actual reduction schedule, thermal load, line speed, final package and downstream process.
Wironex offers a broad machine family so the line concept can be selected around the actual wire product rather than forcing the product into one machine architecture.
Individually driven blocks with dancer-controlled synchronization for low, medium and high carbon steel wire.
Application-specific low-slip / zero-slip concepts where surface quality, thermal control and process consistency are critical.
High-speed slip-controlled wet drawing systems for fine wire and welding-wire applications.
Single-block heavy drawing solutions for specific reduction, finishing and production requirements.
Heavy-duty vertical drawing and coiling concepts for large packages and robust industrial applications.
Rod preparation, descaling, drawing, heat treatment, coating, accumulation and take-up can all be integrated within the Wironex scope.
Straight-line and application-specific dry drawing lines with individual AC drives, dancer control and intensive capstan/die cooling.
| Wire materials | Low carbon / medium carbon / high carbon steel |
|---|---|
| Inlet diameter | 5.5 – 14.0 mm |
| Final diameter | Application range down to 0.2 mm; dry/wet route selected according to product |
| Typical drafts | 7 – 9 drafts |
| Maximum drafts | Up to 14 drafts |
| Maximum line speed | Up to 35 m/s, application dependent |
| Block diameters | Ø400 / 450 / 560 / 630 / 710 / 800 / 900 / 1000 / 1200 mm |
| Motor range | 15 – 132 kW per block |
| Drive concept | Individual AC asynchronous motors; squirrel-cage or square-frame industrial motor configurations |
| Speed control | Dancer controlled synchronization |
Slip-controlled wet drawing machines with fixed-die and rotating-die variants for high-speed fine-wire production.
| Fixed-die model | Up to 22 drafts |
|---|---|
| Rotating-die model | Up to 11 drafts |
| Control principle | Slip control |
| Maximum line speed | Up to 35 m/s, application dependent |
| Applications | Fine wire, welding wire and project-specific steel-wire applications |
| Cooling / lubricant circuit | Integrated process-fluid circulation and thermal management |
High-speed drawing performance depends on controlling heat at the wire, die and capstan. Wironex uses an intensive multi-path cooling philosophy based on proven high-performance European drawing-machine practice.
Internal water circulation is designed to provide controlled heat extraction around the working area of the block and maintain stable thermal conditions at high production rates.
Direct or indirect die cooling is selected according to wire size, reduction, lubricant and process duty. Cooling channels and die-holder geometry are engineered to minimize localized overheating.
Additional wire cooling can be incorporated between drafts or at selected process points where the calculated thermal load requires it.
Lubricant / coolant circulation, filtration and temperature stabilization can be integrated to maintain repeatable drawing conditions.
Block size, reduction, speed and motor power are evaluated together so cooling capacity is selected from the actual operating window.
Cooling, tension control and drive synchronization are treated as one system to support high-speed, energy-efficient and low-maintenance operation.
Die-box configuration is selected according to wire chemistry, reduction, lubricant and required surface condition.
Robust dry-lubricant boxes with controlled wire path and replaceable wear components.
Pressure-die arrangements can be used where improved lubricant transport and die lubrication are required.
Rotating die technology is available for selected dry and wet drawing applications to improve wear distribution and process stability.
Die holder and box cooling can be configured for direct or indirect water cooling according to duty.
Enclosed extraction and lubricant containment options can be integrated for cleaner operation and easier maintenance.
Die changing, cleaning and adjustment points are arranged for practical access and reduced maintenance time.
Drawing equipment can be supplied as a machine or integrated into a complete Wironex production route.
Each block is driven by an individual AC asynchronous motor. The automation platform can be standardized around the customer's preferred global supplier.
| Drive architecture | Individual AC motor per block |
|---|---|
| Motor types | Squirrel-cage / square-frame asynchronous industrial motors |
| PLC / HMI | Siemens, Schneider Electric, Mitsubishi and other internationally established platforms |
| Dry drawing control | Dancer-based speed synchronization |
| Wet drawing control | Slip-control architecture |
| Measurement | Online laser diameter measurement option |
| Production functions | Recipes, line synchronization, alarm history, diagnostics and production monitoring |
| Remote support | Secure remote diagnostics can be provided according to customer IT policy |
General-purpose and high-performance rope wire production routes.
High-carbon drawing systems for demanding spring applications.
Integrated dry and wet drawing ahead of coating and precision winding.
Drawing machines integrated directly with continuous coating lines.
Drawing systems integrated with thermal and downstream strand processing.
Low, medium and high carbon applications with project-specific package handling.
Safety architecture and electrical design are defined during project engineering according to the installation country, applicable machine category and customer requirements.
| European Union | CE conformity engineering under applicable EU machinery legislation, including Regulation (EU) 2023/1230 as applicable to the project timeline |
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| Risk assessment | ISO 12100 methodology and applicable harmonized / type-B / type-C standards |
| United States | Project-specific ANSI B11 machine safety and NFPA 79 electrical design requirements; UL-listed/recognized components where required |
| Canada | Canadian electrical and machine-safety requirements evaluated for the province and installation; CSA / cUL certified components where required |
| Functional safety | Safety circuits, interlocks, emergency stops, guarding and safe stopping functions engineered from the risk assessment |
| Documentation | Risk assessment, electrical drawings, operating instructions, declarations and project-specific conformity documentation |
We will calculate the reduction schedule, draft count, block size, motor power, speed window and cooling concept for your application.