Abstract: A multiple twisting machine, particularly adapted for quadruple twisting, said machine adapted to helically twist unitary strands and form a cable. The machine comprises two coaxially rotating frames, one frame being driven by the other frame via a reverser, said reverser rendered immoble by a weight and coupled to each of said frames by a belt. One of the frames comprises an external frame driven by pulleys at its ends and comprises two side plates connected by a stretched, taut rope which guides the cable over a portion of its path. The unitary strands enter the machine and the cable follows a predetermined path which ends where the cable is twisted about a cradle pulley which is stabilized by the weight. The internal frame is light and balanced to permit an elevated speed at rotation and speed up cable production.