1250 Interface Information
1250 Spare parts
Miscellaneous Spare parts

  The 1250 Automatic Traverse can be interfaced to the 1201 series Bobbin Winders to automatically lay the wire into the work piece by traversing back and forth relative to the wire diameter and speed of the bobbin winder. This eliminates the operator from having to hand lay the wire onto the work piece. The 1250 Automatic Traverse is physically mounted on the 1217 baseplate and located to the right and slightly behind the winder. The wire is tensioned controlled by a dereeler located behind the traverse and fed over the traverse's wire support arm unto the workpiece. The 1250 Automatic Traverse uses a high precision stepper motor with a powerful microprocessor which provides high precision settings and movement controls to provide excellent layering capability. The traverse is easily set up by simply setting the wire diameter (pitch) and the traverse length by thumbwheel switches and establishing the home(s) and starting traverse direction. The number of turns and speed are established by the bobbin winder. It’s that simple. Flexible tooling for wire feeding allows for multiple bobbins to be wound at the same time to increase your production output.

 The 1250 Automatic Traverse uses a photoelectric pick up which senses rotation and direction of the bobbin winder. In the basic operation mode every rotation or fraction thereof, the traverse carriage moves a specific distance as specified by the “Pitch” setting. The carriage will continue travel in one direction until it reaches the distance specified in the “Length” setting upon which it will reverse direction. It will continue in this manner until the number of turns are reached as programmed on the bobbin winder. The initial home position and directions are set by the operator. Additional built in programs allow several winding modes including layer winding, multi-home, variable pitch, variable layering and prototyping universal winding.

1. Easy to operate.
2. Exact layer winding using microprocessing technology.
3. Precision stepper motor.
4. Precision pitch and length control.
5. Programs stored in internal, non-volatile memory.
6. Built in winding programs.
7. Up to thirty user defined home positions.
8. RS-232 computer interface capability.
9. Multiple bobbin capability.

Built in programs allow several winding modes including layer winding, multi-home, variable pitch, variable layering and prototyping universal winding. The 1250 Traverse can be purchased with either the standard 7 inch travel length (1250-1) or the extended 14 inch travel length (1250-2).

1228 Wire Guide Assembly

1240 Wire Tube

1243 Guide Rail

 1244 Holders

Dereelers

Wisker Disks