Used Paxson 40,000 lb x 60" Recoiler | Galaxie Corporation, Wayne, Michigan, USA

This used Paxson recoiler is available from Galaxie Corporation. It rewinds strip onto a coil, and this unit is rated for coils of 40,000 lb (pounds) and 60 inches wide.

It has a 20" diameter x 64" face drum with powered clamp and expansion, a hydraulic pushoff and an overarm separator. A 50 HP motor with an electric holding brake drives it through a two-speed reducer.

Key Features

• Powered clamp and expansion on the drum
• Hydraulic pushoff for removing finished coils
• Overarm separator
• Electric holding brake on the 50 HP motor
• Two-speed Philadelphia reducer
• AC motor for the lube pump
• Gripper opens to 0.312"

Technical Specifications

• Make: Paxson
• Capacity: 40,000 lb x 60"
• Drum: 20" diameter x 64" face
• Gripper opening: Up to 0.312"
• Main shaft: 10.5" diameter
• Passline: 34.5" from floor to drum centre
• Main motor: 50 HP, 1750 RPM, 550 V, with electric holding brake
• Main gearbox ratio: 40:1 (approx.)
• Two-speed reducer: Philadelphia, 1.25:1 and 2.41:1 ratios
• Line speed, bare drum: 95/180 FPM
• Line speed at 60" O.D.: 285/540 FPM
• Line direction: Right to left
• Overall size: 164" L x 77" W x 88" high
• Weight: 25,000 lb

Applications

• Rewinding processed strip into coils at the end of a slitting or processing line
• Coil handling for steel and other metal strip
• Coil processing and metal service centre lines

Commercial Details

• Make: Paxson
• Condition: Used
• Location: Wayne, Michigan, USA
• Seller: Galaxie Corporation

Frequently Asked Questions

• What coil size does this recoiler take? It is rated for coils up to 40,000 lb and 60 inches wide.
• How is the coil removed? A hydraulic pushoff clears the finished coil from the drum.
• What are the line speeds? 95/180 FPM on a bare drum and 285/540 FPM at 60" O.D.
• What should I ask when enquiring? Ask for photos or video of the recoiler running, the condition of the drum, gearbox and hydraulics, the electrical details (550 V supply), and loading and shipping arrangements for a machine of about 25,000 lb.