Used Iowa Precision UCR20M60 Slear Line | Galaxie Corporation, Wayne, Michigan, USA

This used Iowa Precision UCR20M60 slear line is available from Galaxie Corporation. It is a complete line that processes coil up to 60 inches wide and 20,000 lbs in weight, with a line speed of 12–100 fpm.

The line combines a mandrel uncoiler, entry edge guides, a hydraulic slitting head, a 7-roll straightener, an air-operated flying shear and two scrap winders. Sheets are delivered to a motorised stacker with a scissor lift table, and the line is complete with hydraulics, electrics and controls.

Key Features

• Mandrel uncoiler with hydraulic expansion and a sliding base
• Feed-up drive on the uncoiler
• Floor-type coil car and travelling lift for loading coils
• Entry edge guides ahead of the slitting head
• Hydraulic slitting head
• Air-operated flying shear
• Two scrap winders
• Motorised stacker with scissor lift table

Technical Specifications

• Make: Iowa Precision
• Model: UCR20M60
• Maximum coil width: 60 inches
• Maximum coil weight: 20,000 lbs
• Line speed: 12–100 fpm
• Line direction: Left to right
• Straightener: 7-roll
• Shear: Air-operated flying shear
• Scrap winders: 2
• Stacker: Motorised, model DS510, with scissor lift table

Applications

• Producing flat cut sheets from coil
• Slitting coil into narrower strips
• Supplying blanks to stamping and press shops
• Sheet preparation for metal fabrication

Commercial Details

• Make: Iowa Precision
• Model: UCR20M60
• Condition: Used
• Location: Wayne, Michigan, USA
• Seller: Galaxie Corporation

Frequently Asked Questions

• What coil size can this line handle? It takes coil up to 60 inches wide and up to 20,000 lbs in weight.
• What speed does it run at? The line speed range is 12–100 fpm.
• What is included in the line? It includes the mandrel uncoiler, coil car, travelling lift, slitting head, 7-roll straightener, flying shear, two scrap winders, motorised stacker and scissor lift table, with hydraulics, electrics and controls.
• What should I ask when enquiring? Ask for photos or video of the line running, the maximum gauge it handles, the condition of the slitting tooling, the control and electrical details, and the loading and shipping arrangements.