Used Bronx Cut-To-Length Line with Flying Shear | Galaxie Corporation, Wayne, Michigan, USA

This Used Bronx cut-to-length line with flying shear is available from Galaxie Corporation. It uncoils, levels and cuts steel coil into flat sheets, and was built in 1990.

It takes coil 400–1,500 mm wide and 1.0–5.0 mm thick, up to 15,000 kg, and cuts sheets 500–4,000 mm long at up to 45 cuts per minute. Maximum line speed is 50 m/min.

Key Features

• L-type floor-standing coil car
• Mandrel uncoiler with hold-down roll and 4-leaf hydraulic expansion on a sliding base
• Peeler table and pinch rolls
• Bronx 17-roll precision leveler with Ø70 mm rolls, top and bottom back-up rolls and front and back crown beams
• Gauging table and mechanical downcut flying shear
• Stacker with motorised lift table and exit run-out conveyor

Technical Specifications

• Make: Bronx
• Year: 1990
• Coil width: 400–1,500 mm
• Thickness range: 1.0–5.0 mm
• Coil weight capacity: 15,000 kg
• Coil inside diameter: 508–610 mm
• Coil outside diameter: 2,000 mm max
• Sheet length: 500–4,000 mm
• Cuts per minute: 45
• Maximum line speed: 50 m/min
• Yield strength: 30 kg/mm²
• Shear strength: 38 kg/mm²
• Leveler: 17 rolls, Ø70 mm
• Pack weight: 5,000 kg
• Pack height: 750 mm

Applications

• Producing flat steel sheets from coil
• Blanks for fabrication and pressing
• Sheet supply for service centres and metal processors

Commercial Details

• Make: Bronx
• Year: 1990
• Condition: Used
• Location: Wayne, Michigan, USA
• Seller: Galaxie Corporation

Frequently Asked Questions

• What coil sizes does this line handle? It handles coil 400–1,500 mm wide and 1.0–5.0 mm thick, up to 15,000 kg, with a 508–610 mm inside diameter and 2,000 mm maximum outside diameter.
• How fast does it cut? It runs at up to 50 m/min and makes up to 45 cuts per minute.
• Can the line be seen running? The complete line can be inspected under power.
• What should I ask when enquiring? Ask for photos or video of the line running, an inspection arrangement, confirmation of the equipment included, details of the control and electrics, and loading and shipping arrangements.