We offer two models of single block wire drawing machines: the inverted bull block and dead block. Both are used to process low-carbon steel wires (Q195, Q235, 1008, 1006) and other soft, ductile metals into finer diameters. Each option supports consistent performance and precise control over wire reduction, making them suitable for production lines that require reliable shaping and stable tension. The choice between models depends on available floor space, coil dimensions, and the desired surface finish for downstream processes.
    1. SA-DLS-100 (Inverted Bull Block)
    2. SA-DLS-100 (Inverted Bull Block)
      Drawing speed: 300m/min
      Capstan diameter: 560mm
      Inlet wire diameter: 3.0-5.0mm
      Achieving ultra-fine wire diameters often starts with a single-pass drawing process capable of reducing metal wire to below 0.01 mm, with dimensional tolerances kept within ±0.01 mm. View Details
    1. SA-XBZ-600 (Dead Block)
    2. SA-XBZ-600 (Dead Block)
      Drawing speed: 300m/min
      Capstan diameter: 560mm
      Inlet wire diameter: 3.0-5.0mm
      Used for producing fine wire with tight dimensional control, the dead block coiler performs single-pass drawing to achieve diameters below 0.01 mm, maintaining tolerances within ±0.01 mm. View Details

Single block wire drawing machines are suitable for drawing low-carbon steel wire, such as Q195, Q235, 1008, and 1006, into thinner diameters. They’re often used in the production of screws, nuts, washers, nails, mesh, tie wire, and other wire-based products that require consistent diameter and surface finish.

  • Our single block wire drawing machines use high-durability dies made from tungsten carbide, PCD (polycrystalline diamond), or nano-coated materials. Dies can be replaced quickly to adapt to different wire diameters.
  • Automation is supported through an integrated PLC and touchscreen interface, enabling real-time adjustment of drawing speed and tension for smooth, continuous operation.

Each coil takes approximately 50 seconds to complete the drawing process, depending on wire size and production setup.

Switching to better-quality wire, reducing winding tension, or replacing worn guide rollers can help resolve breakage issues. Regular maintenance of wire path components also helps prevent disruptions.
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