Z94-3C Automatic High-Speed Nail Making Machine

Key specifications: nail diameter 1.8–3.4 mm, nail length 25–75 mm, max speed ~320 nails/min, motor power 3 kW, machine size approx. 2.0 × 1.3 × 1.3 m, machine weight ~1,200 kg.

The Z94-3C produces straight nails with diameters from 1.8 to 3.4 mm and lengths from 25 to 75 mm. It is designed for common industrial nail profiles; for special heads or proprietary shapes, consult the manufacturer.

The machine is typically compatible with low‑carbon and mild steel wire and standard galvanized wire used in industrial nail manufacturing. For stainless or specialty alloys, confirm compatibility with the supplier.

Maximum output is about 320 nails per minute. Actual throughput will vary with nail size, material, die condition, operator setup and any upstream feeding equipment.

The machine is driven by a 3 kW motor. Exact electrical specifications (voltage, phase, frequency) depend on the region and machine configuration—confirm required supply with the manufacturer or your local distributor.

The oil-pipe continuous lubrication system ensures steady oil delivery to moving parts, reducing friction, wear and noise, and extending tool life. It lowers maintenance frequency compared with non-lubricated designs but still requires periodic checks and topping up of lubricants.

Common wear parts include dies, plungers, cutting blades, feeding rollers and cams. It’s recommended to keep basic spare sets of dies and plungers on hand and to source genuine parts from the manufacturer for best performance.

Recommended maintenance: daily checks of lubrication levels and general cleanliness; weekly inspection of dies, plungers and fasteners; regular replacement of worn tooling as required; periodic inspection of the drive system and alignment. Follow the manufacturer’s maintenance schedule for detailed intervals.

Changeover time depends on operator skill and the extent of tooling changes. For routine diameter/length adjustments with experienced staff, changeovers typically take between 30 and 60 minutes. Complex or non‑standard tooling swaps will take longer.

Standard safety practice includes fitted guards around moving parts, emergency stop(s) and clear operator controls. Additional site-specific safety measures (light curtains, lockout/tagout, PPE) are recommended. Confirm the machine’s factory-fitted safety options with the supplier.

Yes — the machine can be integrated with upstream wire straighteners, automatic feeders and downstream conveyors/collectors. For turnkey automation or specific integration requirements, discuss options with the manufacturer or integrator.

Footprint is approximately 2.0 × 1.3 × 1.3 m and weight ~1,200 kg; a stable, level concrete floor or properly prepared foundation is recommended. Provide adequate space for maintenance access, ventilation and safe operation. Exact site preparations should be confirmed with the supplier.

Operators should receive training in machine operation, tooling changeover, routine maintenance, lubrication checks and safety procedures. Many suppliers offer on-site or remote training—ask your vendor about available training packages.

Warranty terms, certifications (CE, ISO, etc.) and after-sales support vary by supplier and region. Contact the manufacturer or your authorized dealer for detailed warranty coverage, available certifications and local service/parts support.

The plunger-type design with continuous lubrication reduces noise compared with some alternatives, but the machine is still industrial and will produce equipment noise. Plan for hearing protection for operators as appropriate and ensure adequate ventilation and housekeeping to manage dust and debris.