Drawing wire? The only drawbench you could want is a Gimax

From copper-based brazing wires, aluminum welding alloys and cobalt flux-cored wires to titanium fine wires and stainless steel: these are just some of the special applications that Gimax drawing equipment has handled over the past 5 years.

The TRS wet drawbenches (spray type, not immersed) as well as the TRD dry drawbenches (with both vertically and horizontally mounted capstans) are non-slip machines with liquid-cooled capstan and die boxes, as well as individual motors and dancer-arms to finely tune the speed of each capstan. Furthermore, Gimax lines also feature rotating standard or pressure dies, with both wire diameter and individual die wear control in real-time, and a host of other options, from skin pass blocks to double decks and different types of take-ups (single block driven coilers, reel take-ups, static drum or stem coilers, etc.).

These bench lines not only have high production speed (which can even exceed 6000 feet/minute or 30 meters/second), but also require little maintenance costs. The components are also easily accessible and replacable when worn out. 

Thanks to the modular design of the units, the drawbench can be easily adapted to both ferrous and non-ferrous wires.