
Crimp, Solder and Seal Machines
A splice in a harsh environment may need three things at once: a mechanical crimp to carry the load, solder to make the electrical joint permanent, and a seal to keep moisture out of the strands. Doing them on one machine avoids re-heating a joint that has already been crimped, which is where these assemblies most often fail. The process steps are sequenced and the heat input is controlled, because the solder stage sits next to insulation that must not be damaged. Specify the splice type, the conductor cross-section and the environmental requirement. This is a joint-specific machine: the tooling follows the splice, and a sample splice is run before shipment.
Built and Tested in Our Workshop
Every machine is assembled in our Dongguan workshop and run in before shipment. QC sequence: Raw material check → Machining → Assembly → 100% run-in test → Shipment video. A test video on your own material is available on request.

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