Used Automatic Feed 507272 2 Arm Saddle Turnstile | Galaxie Corporation, Wayne, Michigan, USA

This used Automatic Feed Company 507272 2 arm saddle turnstile is available from Galaxie Corporation. A turnstile holds coils on rotating arms so that a new coil is ready to feed a line.

Each arm is rated for 50,000 lb (50,000 pounds). The unit was built by the OEM to carry the load of four arms at that rating, and it can be converted to a conventional design to handle four 60,000 lb coils.

Key Features

• Electrically powered rotation
• Arms channeled for C-hook use, 9.25 in wide x 13 in deep
• Avon bearing, no. 10298-2
• Built by the OEM to hold the capacity of 4 arms at 50,000 lb per arm
• Can be converted to a conventional design for four 60,000 lb coils

Technical Specifications

• Model: 507272
• Type: 2 arm saddle turnstile
• Capacity: 50,000 lb per arm
• Number of arms: 2
• Arm ID: 20 in (18.5 in physical dimension corner to corner)
• Arm length: 89.5 in
• Height, floor to top of arm: Approx. 89.5 in
• Swing radius: Approx. 98 in
• Base plate: 60 x 60 in square
• Rotation: Electrically powered
• C-hook channel: 9.25 in wide x 13 in deep
• Bearing: Avon 10298-2

Applications

• Holding and presenting heavy steel coils at the entry of processing lines
• Coil storage and changeover at slitting, cut-to-length and roll forming lines
• Handling coils loaded by crane with a C-hook

Commercial Details

• Make: Automatic Feed Company
• Model: 507272
• Condition: Used
• Location: Wayne, Michigan, USA
• Seller: Galaxie Corporation

Frequently Asked Questions

• What coil weight can each arm hold? Each arm is rated for 50,000 lb.
• How is the turnstile rotated? Rotation is electrically powered.
• Can it be converted? Yes, it can be converted to a conventional design to handle four 60,000 lb coils.
• What should I ask when enquiring? Ask for photos or video of it rotating under power, the condition of the bearing and electrics, whether the conversion parts are included, and the loading and shipping arrangements from Michigan.