LT-9/560 & LT-11/560 Water-tank Wire Drawing Machine

From $1,000

Large water-tank drawing machine with Φ560 mm take-up reel.

From $1,000

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Customization availableAll parameters can be tailored to your production requirements. The final price is quoted according to your confirmed specifications.

Overview

Large-reel wet drawing machine for heavier wire, available as LT-9/560 and LT-11/560. The Φ560 mm take-up reel handles larger wire coils, reducing changeover frequency.

Key Features

  • Φ560 mm take-up reel for large coils
  • LT-9/560: 75–90 kW; LT-11/560: 110–130 kW
  • Inlet Φ6.5–5.5 mm down to Φ1.4 mm
  • Wet drawing for surface quality
  • Heavy-duty frame

Technical Specifications

Model LT-9/560 LT-11/560
Max. inlet dia. (mm) Φ6.5–5.5 Φ5.5
Min. inlet dia. (mm) Φ2.5–2.2 Φ1.4
Take-up reel dia. (mm) Φ560 Φ560
Pulling speed (m/min) 280 250
Motor power (kW) 75–90 110–130

Send us your wire diameter range, material and required output — our engineers will confirm the exact specification and quote within 24 hours.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I choose the right wire drawing machine?

It comes down to inlet diameter, finished diameter, material and target output. A machine is defined by what goes in and what comes out; the number of dies has to match the total reduction you need. Send us those four details and we will confirm which series fits.

Can the machine be built for our voltage?

Yes. Machines are configured for your site supply. Tell us the voltage, phase and frequency before production starts, because a machine built for 380 V / 50 Hz will not run on 440 V / 60 Hz without changing motors and drives.

What is the lead time and how is it shipped?

Lead time is counted from the date the deposit clears and the specification is confirmed. Machines are packed for sea freight using export-grade packing. Quotations are usually issued on FOB or CIF terms, and both are stated in writing.

Are drawing dies included?

Dies are consumable and are usually quoted separately. If a quotation mentions dies without stating how many or of what grade, ask before you compare prices, because die specification changes the cost significantly.

What spare parts are available and for how long?

We supply spare and wear parts for the machines we sell, generally for at least 5 years after the model is supplied. Quote the model and machine serial number when ordering so compatibility can be confirmed.

What does the warranty cover?

12 months from arrival at the destination port, covering manufacturing defects in materials and workmanship under normal operating conditions. Consumable parts such as dies, belts, bearings and seals are excluded.

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