Dévidoir pour canon antiaérien étiré vers le haut

À partir de $1,000

Dévidoir surélevé avec bras de type canon antiaérien pour extraction verticale du fil.

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Personnalisation disponibleTous les paramètres peuvent être adaptés à vos exigences de production. Le prix final est établi en fonction de vos spécifications confirmées.

Aperçu

Ce dévidoir extrait le fil vers le haut depuis la bobine au moyen d’un bras articulé — la disposition « canon antiaérien » permet au guide de suivre la bobine lorsqu’elle se déroule, en maintenant une tension constante même lorsque le diamètre de la bobine diminue.

Caractéristiques principales

  • Extraction du fil par le haut (verticale)
  • Bras articulé suit la bobine
  • Tension constante à mesure que le diamètre de la bobine diminue
  • Construction robuste en acier
  • Capacité sur mesure disponible

Spécifications techniques

Type Dévidoir de canon antiaérien à extraction ascendante
Application Extraction verticale du fil à partir de bobines
Capacité Personnalisé — préciser le poids de bobine

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I match take-up capacity to my drawing machine?

Match it to the coil weight you actually handle. If the pay-off accepts 2.3 tons but the take-up fills at 800 kg, the line stops frequently. Line speed is also limited by the take-up, so an undersized take-up means the drawing machine never reaches its rated speed.

What is the difference between an I-wheel and an elephant trunk take-up?

An I-wheel take-up spools the finished wire onto a reel, which suits transport and storage. An elephant trunk take-up coils wire without a spool, which suits downstream processing where the coil is fed directly into another machine.

What spool sizes are available?

I-wheel take-up machines are available in 400, 630, 800 and 850 mm reel sizes, and vertical I-wheel units up to 1150 mm for large spools and heavy coils. The right size depends on the coil weight you need to handle.

Do I need equipment to move full spools?

Yes. A large vertical take-up produces a spool that needs handling equipment to move. If you do not have that equipment, a smaller I-wheel machine is the practical choice even where a larger one would be more efficient.

Can the take-up run continuously with the drawing machine?

It can, provided capacities are matched and the take-up speed follows the line speed. Tension control between the drawing machine and take-up matters, particularly on fine wire.

Is the take-up supplied with the drawing machine or separately?

Either. Take-up and pay-off equipment can be specified as part of a complete line or supplied separately to match a machine you already have. Give us the existing machine specification so the interface matches.

Défiler vers le haut