From component feeding to finished-part handling: one integrated production architecture engineered around your coil, process sequence and required output.
RWAL connects the complete manufacturing sequence around the winding process into one coordinated production line.
The exact station sequence is configured around the component. Processes can be added, removed or rearranged according to the manufacturing requirement.
Orientation and controlled supply of components.
Indexed pallets move and position products at spindle level.
Servo-controlled winding configured for product geometry and recipe.
Soldering, welding or application-specific electrical contacting.
Electrical testing, vision inspection and process verification.
Final assembly, unloading, palletizing or downstream transfer.
Wide indexed transfer pallets carry products through the complete line and position them directly at the working height of winding and downstream stations. The product remains controlled from one process to the next, reducing manual handling and connecting individual stations into one production system.
Stations are configured around the required sequence and can be engineered for future expansion.
Recipes, station status, alarms and production logic are coordinated through one automation concept.
Testing and vision can be integrated at critical points in the manufacturing flow.
Spindles, fixtures, transfer pallets and handling units are designed around the actual component.
Every RWAL project starts with the product and its manufacturing sequence. We evaluate winding feasibility, handling, cycle logic, station interfaces and quality requirements before defining the final machine architecture.