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manual assembly
Kiande
KD-SDX/2(4) -6(4.5)
The compact manual busbar assembly machine is engineered specifically for the intricate production of elbow busducts and complex offset routing, addressing the critical need for precision in modern electrical distribution manufacturing. Composed of three meticulously designed core parts—the pre-assembly station, the riveting station, and the accessory assembly station—this equipment comprehensively streamlines the manual production process. When operators interact with the machine, they immediately notice the smooth, friction-reduced glide of the manual rotating mechanisms and the reassuring, solid metallic click when the busbar conductor is firmly locked into place. The primary function of this system is to securely fix the busbar conductor, ensuring absolute stability and convenience during the riveting phase. All operations, including rotating, aligning, and riveting, are performed manually, giving operators total tactile control over the fastening sequence and allowing for immediate adjustments based on visual and physical feedback. It is highly applied for two distinct types of busbars: the two-piece type and the four-piece type, offering remarkable versatility on the shop floor. By eliminating the unpredictable variables of fully manual free-hand assembly, this machine bridges the gap between craftsmanship and standardized production.

Navigating the spatial constraints of modern electrical distribution requires highly adaptable manufacturing tools. This compact assembly system is meticulously tailored to flexibly accommodate both two-piece and four-piece busbar configurations. It comprehensively meets the rigorous assembly demands of various compact elbow busducts and complex offset busbars, which are traditionally difficult to handle. By allowing quick adjustments and seamless physical transitions, the equipment ensures that production lines can effortlessly switch between different conductor layouts without requiring extensive retooling or prolonged downtime. This structural adaptability minimizes operational bottlenecks and maximizes overall manufacturing flexibility, ensuring that diverse project specifications are met with ease and precision.
The architecture of this assembly line is scientifically integrated to house three essential workstations: pre-assembly, riveting, and accessory installation. This logical, step-by-step progression ensures a clear and intuitive operational flow, significantly reducing the learning curve for new technicians. Operators can easily maneuver the heavy copper or aluminum conductors, drastically reducing the physical strain and operational difficulty typically associated with manual rotation and riveting tasks. The ergonomic placement of the lifting fixtures allows the operator to maintain a steady, unhurried rhythm throughout the shift, transforming a traditionally labor-intensive task into a highly precise, controlled, and manageable procedure that prioritizes worker safety and output consistency.

Achieving structural integrity in electrical conduits relies heavily on the exactness of the fastening phase. This machine utilizes highly reliable clamping fixtures to accurately position and firmly secure the conductor before any permanent fastening occurs. By holding the materials strictly in place, it ensures a tight, gap-free fit during the riveting process. This meticulous level of control effectively safeguards the structural stability and long-term electrical performance of the finished busduct, preventing potential localized heating, electrical arcing, or mechanical failures in the field. Buyers can trust that every assembled unit will consistently meet stringent safety and performance standards.
Maximizing output while controlling capital expenditure is a delicate balance for any manufacturing facility. This manual assembly solution delivers highly efficient assembly capabilities at an exceptionally cost-effective equipment investment. It perfectly aligns with flexible manufacturing models, particularly for multi-specification, small-to-medium batch runs, and intricate elbow configurations where automated lines would be too rigid or expensive to deploy. The rapid processing capability—completing approximately 3000mm of busbar assembly in just 6 minutes—ensures a swift return on investment. This efficiency empowers manufacturers to respond quickly to varying project demands without overcommitting financial resources.
Built to withstand the harsh realities and continuous demands of active workshop environments, the main framework and suspension hangers are constructed from high-strength aluminum and iron alloys. Running a hand along the metallic frame reveals a rugged, industrial-grade finish specifically designed to resist scratches, impacts, and corrosion over years of intensive use. This sturdy, pressure-resistant structure effortlessly handles the heavy demands of long-term, high-frequency operations without yielding or warping. Furthermore, the robust build inherently minimizes mechanical vibrations during the riveting sequence, contributing to both the extended longevity of the machine itself and the unwavering consistency of the final assembled product.
No. | Parameters |
Model | KD-SDX/2(4) -6(4.5) |
Max. Busbar Height | 330mm (single layer) |
Max. Busbar Length | 6000mm |
Working Efficiency | Around 3000mm/6min |
Lifting Fixture | 6 pieces/8 pieces |
Frame Material | Aluminum/iron (optional) |
Hanger Material | Aluminum hanger |
Riveting Type | Manual riveting |
Power | 380~415VAC 50~60Hz 1kW |
Equipment Dimension | L18000(13500)mm*W800mm*H800mm |