This invention belongs to the field of bonding
metal wire production technology, specifically relating to an automated winding
system for bonding
metal wire production. It includes a
wire drawing assembly, a wiring
assembly, a winding
assembly, and a paper feeding assembly that work sequentially. The
wire drawing assembly employs a radially adjustable combined
wire drawing roller to adapt to different wire diameters, and is equipped with a closed-loop
lubrication circuit to reduce wire drawing
friction loss. The wiring assembly uses a steerable
guide tube in conjunction with fixed and moving guide blocks to ensure smooth wire routing and uniform tension. The winding assembly uses an adsorption-tightening positioning structure to improve the stability of the winding drum and ensure winding regularity. The paper feeding assembly can lay release paper layer by layer to achieve interlayer isolation of the wire. This invention effectively solves problems such as wire scratches, breakage, deformation, interlayer adhesion, and oxidation
contamination, improves winding quality and finished product storage stability, and meets the high-precision, automated, large-scale production needs of the
semiconductor industry.