Used Stamco Slitting Line with 2 Heads, 1,800 mm x 12.7 mm | Galaxie Corporation, Wayne, Michigan, USA

This used Stamco slitting line with two slitting heads is available from Galaxie Corporation. It slits wide coil into narrower strips and handles heavy-gauge strip from 1.9 mm up to 12.7 mm thick.

It takes strip 508–1,800 mm wide and coils up to 60,000 lb, running at up to 50 m/min. The line is supplied complete from entry coil car to exit coil car, with knives, rubbers and tooling included, and its electrics have been upgraded to Allen Bradley 1397 digital drives (2006).

Key Features

• Pit-type entry coil car and double cone uncoiler
• Peeler and hold-down roll at the entry
• Automatic edge controller and entry edge guides
• Three-roll flattener and entry crop shear
• Two scrap choppers with goose neck conveyor
• Recoiler with overarm separator and exit L-type coil car
• Knives, rubbers and tooling included

Technical Specifications

• Make: Stamco
• Stock number: 102069A
• Strip width: 508–1,800 mm (20–72 in)
• Strip thickness: 1.9–12.7 mm (0.075–0.500 in)
• Coil inside diameter: 508–762 mm on entry; 610 mm on exit
• Coil outside diameter: 914–2,032 mm (36–80 in)
• Maximum coil weight: 60,000 lb
• Line speed: 50 m/min (150 ft/min)
• Slitting capacity: 4 cuts of 0.375 in at 80,000 psi; 4 cuts of 0.500 in at 50,000 psi
• Arbor size: 11 in
• Slitting heads: 2
• Electrical upgrade: Allen Bradley 1397 digital drives (2006)
• Line direction: Left to right

Applications

• Slitting heavy-gauge steel coil into narrower strip
• Preparing strip for tube and pipe production
• Supplying strip to stamping and fabrication shops
• Service centre coil processing

Commercial Details

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

Frequently Asked Questions

• What strip sizes can this slitting line handle? It handles strip 508–1,800 mm wide and 1.9–12.7 mm thick, from coils up to 60,000 lb.
• How fast does it run? The line speed is 50 m/min (150 ft/min).
• What is included with the line? It is a complete line from entry coil car through two slitting heads to recoiler and exit coil car, with knives, rubbers and tooling.
• What should I ask when enquiring? Ask for photos or video of the line under power, whether an inspection is possible, which knives and tooling are included, the condition of the drives and electrics, and the loading and shipping arrangements.