Rewinding of coils of sheet metal

Rewinding of sheet metal coils with the JOUANEL ENROUL-BOB1250

Every company is looking for ways to streamline processes in the production process. In a plumbing company, a significant source of savings can be the purchase of 5-ton coils and then dividing and rewinding them into smaller ones. These are the ones they can use in their production for individual projects, or offer these rewound coils to their customers. For this reason, the rewinding of coils is a very important element in reducing input costs. The theory is fine, but the practice is not so simple. Rewinding coils is not easy, even though it may seem so at first glance. For one thing, handling the coil itself is difficult and the subsequent rewinding involves certain aspects that need to be taken into account. Rewinding from large to small coils changes the speed of the wound coil and this needs to be regulated by the appropriate electronics on the equipment. It is also necessary to know what volume the company will be dividing. This needs to be known in order to calculate the return on this investment. The coiled coils are on a coil uncoiler which is on rails that slide outwards for handling. The coil is pulled outwards and can then be loaded by forks onto a forklift truck. We hope you can get an idea of the winding method from the attached gallery.