Key benefits - Precise, repeatable winding thanks to a gear drive and mechanical counting - Versatile manual winding for a wide range of small spools and various band spools - Simple hand operation with reliable transmission for consistent results - Clear capacity guidance to plan your spooling tasks What it is - This series of hand-wind machines features a gear transmission and a mechanical counter to enable controlled, accurate winding of spools. - Designed for manual winding of many small spools and for winding different band spools. - Winding capacity up to a maximum diameter of 150 mm - Approximate maximum spool width: 100 mm Why you need it - Improves accuracy and consistency when winding small components, reducing over or under-winding - Eliminates guesswork with the built-in mechanical counter, providing a reliable measure of wound material - Fits a variety of spool sizes and band spool types without requiring electronic controls Compatible use scenarios - Winding electronics wire onto small spools for prototyping or repair work, ensuring consistent length and tension - Rewinding tapes, ribbons, or band materials for packaging, crafts, or textile projects - Preparing spools for small-batch production or workshop tasks where precise length control is important Key attributes - Function: hand-operated winding with gear drive and mechanical counting - Compatibility: suitable for a variety of small spools and band spools up to 150 mm in diameter and 100 mm in width - Size and capacity: max diameter 150 mm; max spool width ~100 mm - Performance: smooth, controlled winding with a reliable count to track wound length or turns Use examples - A workshop technician winds a supply of thin wire onto multiple small spools, using the mechanical counter to ensure equal lengths across spools. - A crafts hobbyist rewinds ribbon onto freshly prepared spools for a packaging project, maintaining consistent winding density and tension. - A small-scale producer pre-winds tapes onto spools for subsequent assembly steps, using the gear drive to ensure even winding and the counter to monitor material usage.