
Wire Tinning and Tin Dipping Machines
Hot-dip tinning closes a stranded end: the wire is fluxed and dipped in molten solder so the strands are locked together. It is used ahead of screw clamps and soldered joints, where bare strands would spread and unwind under torque, and on multi-core cable where the ends must be held together to be inserted. The process variables belong to your downstream process, not to the machine — solder alloy, flux type and bath temperature are set by what happens to the joint afterwards. The range covers standalone tinning machines and multi-core and double-head versions. Note the distinction from crimp-and-dip machines: those apply a terminal as well, these do not.
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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