What Is a Recoiler?
A recoiler rewinds scrap edges, trimmed strip or finished strip back into coils at the end of a stamping line. Hydraulic expansion clamps the coil on the mandrel.
The heavy duty model adds a motorized, variable-speed drive for smooth, synchronized recoiling.
Applications
- End-of-line scrap and trimmed-edge recoiling
- Finished-strip take-up and rewinding
- Coil recovery with a straightener
- Steel, aluminum and stainless coil rewinding
- Scrap recoiling from appliance metal stamping lines
Models & Sizes
| Max load (customizable) | 15 tons |
| Max width (customizable) | 1600 mm |
Technical Specifications
| Type | Heavy-duty recoiling & payoff |
| Expansion | Hydraulic expansion |
| Pressing arm | Standard pneumatic |
| Coil loading | Hydraulic coil-loading device |
| Motor | Variable-speed (optional) |
Key Features
Hydraulic Expansion
Hydraulic-driven mandrel expansion gives strong clamping for heavy coils.
Standard Pressing Arm
The pressing arm prevents coil loosening during recoiling.
Variable-Speed Motor
Speed adjustment synchronizes with upstream equipment for smooth recoiling.
Line Integration
Place this recoiler after the press or a straightener for finished-strip or scrap take-up. See our decoiler range for the head of the line.
FAQ
What load can the recoiler handle?
Up to 15 tons, customizable to your coil weight.
What width does it take?
Up to 1600 mm, customizable.
Is a non-motorized version available?
Yes, a non-motorized type driven by upstream equipment is optional.
Request a Quote
Contact for a quote on the heavy duty recoiler.
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