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High-volume runs, that sweet spot, is where our JUGAO coiling machines live. Ever wondered how these machines churn out masses of coils all alike? It all boils down to precision engineering.

Coiling machines need to be incredibly accurate or the same coil doesn’t come out each time. 

That is, minute attention is paid even to small parts so they interact well. This ensures that each coil we produce can be identical to the one that came before, no matter how many.

To make everything consistent in coiling machines, we need to consider the materials being used, the design of the machine, as well as the skill level of our operators. The components in our JUGAO Bending Machine are all high quality, thus able to withstand the wear and tear of heavy use while maintaining precise reading.

The way our coiling machines are designed are also very critical. 

Each part is meticulously engineered to work harmoniously with the others, from how the coils are fed in to how they are wound. It is this attention to detail that makes our machines unique, and ensures that every coil is identical in size and form.

Quality control is also crucial in the baking process 

To maintain consistency across the board in high-volume runs. We have quality control checks at every stage of creating the coils, to nip any errors in the bud. That way, only the very best coils end up in the finished product, and it helps us protect our hard-won reputation for quality.

Also the relationship between the speed of the coiling 

And that of the tension control are important for the overall consistency of the coiling machines. Speed and tension control on the Machine , the sorts of subtlety that means coils get wound at the right speed and the right tightness. This is useful in avoiding errors so that you can have perfect coils consistently.

Our methods for controlling the changes and our continuous improvement 

In the way we work in the high-volume coiling is with preventive maintenance, operator training and investment in new technology. Maintaining the Machine properly makes them less likely to break. Operators with training are more likely to know how to use the machines properly, and less likely to make mistakes. We’ll continue to invest in new technology that allows us to make coils faster and better.