Wire and Cable
Wire drawing lines, pay-off racks and coating machines live or die on tension control. KEVAN builds the drive layer that keeps it steady.
What Buyers in Wire and Cable Are Actually Fighting
Tension Swings Break Wire
Uneven tension between capstans changes diameter and finish, and eventually snaps the wire. Closed-loop vector control holds speed to 0.05% of rated synchronous speed.
Loaded Starts Trip the Drive
A full pay-off reel has real inertia. 200% rated torque at 0.5Hz with PG feedback starts it instead of faulting.
Sections Drift Out of Sync
Multi-stage coating and drawing lines need synchronised sections; expansion cards add encoder feedback and communication where the PLC needs it.
Shock Loads on Splice and Stop
Overload capacity of 200% rated current for 0.5 seconds absorbs the transient rather than dropping the line.
Drives We Specify for This Industry
KV600 Series High Performance Vector Inverter
The heavy-load drive in the KEVAN range - closed-loop vector control, expansion cards and torque at near-zero speed for wire drawing, hoists and extruders.
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KV100 Series Economic Frequency Inverter
A cost-controlled general-purpose drive for lathe spindles, fans, pumps and conveyor lines, built to hold full output in a 50 C cabinet.
View Specifications →KEVAN Drives on Wire and Cable Machinery
KV600 on a Straight Wire Drawing Machine
Drawing has to hold diameter, roundness, metallographic structure, surface finish and straightness - all of which depend directly on tension and synchronisation between stages.
Read The Case →KV600 on a Power Pay-Off Rack
Rising demands for precision and reliability put the burden on the drive: controlling motor speed, holding process efficiency and protecting product quality.
Read The Case →KV600 on a Coating Machine
The process splits into constant tension unwinding, multi-level synchronous control through coating, and constant tension rewinding - each stage dependent on the one before.
Read The Case →What Supply Looks Like in Practice
Sampling
One piece minimum, shipped in 3-5 days, so a drive can be proven on your machine before a production order.
Bulk Lead Time
10-25 days for bulk orders, quoted against your motor list rather than a generic catalogue.
OEM and Warranty
Private-label branding is available and every unit carries an 18-month warranty.
Wire and Cable Questions
How much starting torque does the KV600 deliver?
What speed control range is achievable?
What power range does the KV100 cover?
Can the KV100 run from single-phase power?
Specify Drives for Your Wire and Cable Line
Send the motor list. We will come back with model numbers, lead time and price.