High Speed Double Wire Barbed Wire Making Machine

The CS-A is a double-strand barbed wire making machine composed of winding and twisting sections, equipped with four wire coils. It produces multi-strand barbed wire for fencing and protective applications, featuring smooth coordinated movement, low noise, low energy consumption and an electronic recording/control system.

The product family includes: double wire barbed wire machine (CS-A), single wire barbed wire machine (CS-B), reverse/positive-negative twist barbed wire machine (CS-C), and blade razor barbed wire machines.

Motor power: 2.2 / 3.0 kW; theoretical output: 120 kg/h; machine weight: 1000 kg; main drive shaft speed: 402 r/min; twist number: 3–5; dimensions — main: 2000×120×1400 mm, auxiliary: 1700×500×800 mm.

Line wire diameter: 1.6–3.0 mm. Barbed wire diameter: 1.6–2.8 mm.

Standard barbed distances available are 3' (7.5 cm), 4' (10 cm), 5' (12.5 cm) and 6' (15 cm).

Theoretical output is approximately 120 kg per hour; actual output depends on wire diameter, operator skill, and feed/coil handling.

Yes. The machine supports twist counts in the range of 3 to 5 twists as specified.

Prepare a level, solid floor area at least slightly larger than the machine footprint (main: 2000×120×1400 mm; auxiliary: 1700×500×800 mm). Anchor bolts or a stable mounting arrangement and adequate clearance for coil handling are recommended. For precise foundation details, consult the supplier.

The machine uses a 2.2 kW or 3.0 kW motor as specified. Exact voltage and phase depend on the configured motor and local standards; confirm required voltage and mains specifications with the supplier before purchase.

The CS-A is designed for easy operation with an electronic control system. Basic operator training is recommended—covering wire feeding, setting barbed spacing and twist count, start/stop procedures, and safe coil handling.

Routine tasks include lubrication of moving parts, periodic inspection and replacement of blades or cutters, checking wire tension and alignment, cleaning debris, and verifying electrical connections. Follow the supplier's maintenance schedule for intervals and lubricants.

Use appropriate PPE (gloves, eye protection), keep guards in place, ensure emergency stop is functional, avoid loose clothing near moving parts, and follow lockout/tagout procedures during maintenance. Train operators in safe coil handling and blade replacement.

Yes. Common spare parts include blades/cutters, motors, bearings, belts, and electronic components. Contact the manufacturer or distributor for part numbers, pricing and lead times.

The product family offers multiple machine types (single, double, reverse twist, razor blade designs). Customization of barbed spacing, twist count and certain tooling may be possible—discuss specific requirements with the supplier for feasibility and lead time.

Packaging is generally protective crating suitable for export. Delivery times, warranty terms and after-sales support vary by supplier and order size—request current lead times, warranty coverage and shipping terms when placing an order.