Used Coil Packaging Line

Description：

The Used Coil Packaging Line offers a comprehensive solution for the packaging of steel and aluminum coils, crucial for maintaining the integrity and quality of the material during storage and transportation. This line is equipped with advanced features including an automated wrapper, precision feeder, and multiple strapping heads that ensure secure and uniform application of protective materials. With a PLC-based control system for precise operation and customization, it can handle coils of varying sizes and weights efficiently. The robust design includes safety mechanisms such as emergency stops and warning systems, making it a reliable choice for heavy industrial use. Its modular setup allows for easy upgrades and integration into existing workflows, providing a versatile and cost-effective packaging solution.

Specifications：

• Packaging Materials Used: Plastic, steel straps, paper wrap, and edge protectors
• Line Components: Decoiler capable of handling up to 20 tons; Feeder with precision mechanism; Automated wrapper for consistent coverage; Multiple strapping heads for radial and circumferential strapping; High-speed cutter for precise edge finishing
• Control System: PLC-based with touchscreen interface
• Production Capacity: Up to 15 coils per hour depending on coil size and material
• Safety Features: Emergency stops at key points; Safety guards around moving parts; Audio and visual warning systems

Applicable industry:

• In maritime engineering, copper coils processed through coil packing lines are vital for constructing and maintaining the electrical systems of ships, designed to endure the harsh conditions of saltwater environments. With thickness ranges from 1.2 mm to 2.5 mm and widths of 1100 mm to 1600 mm, and weighing between 2500 kg to 4000 kg, copper's resistance to saltwater corrosion makes it ideal for marine electrical components. Its excellent electrical conductivity is crucial for efficient power distribution, essential for the operation of navigational, communication, and operational systems onboard.

• In the automotive manufacturing sector, aluminum coils processed through coil packing lines are indispensable for creating various trim components. These coils are characterized by their typical dimensions, which include a thickness of 0.8 mm to 2 mm and a width range of 1000 mm to 1600 mm. This precision allows for the production of trim styles that significantly enhance modern automotive design. Aluminum is prized for its impressive lightness combined with substantial strength, contributing to better vehicle performance by reducing weight and improving fuel efficiency. Its corrosion-resistant nature also ensures that trim components retain their aesthetic appeal and structural integrity under adverse conditions, leading to reduced maintenance costs and an extended lifespan of the vehicle's exterior.

• Steel coils processed via coil packing lines are key components in the production of high-quality roofing materials. These coils, precisely engineered with thicknesses ranging from 0.5 mm to 1.5 mm and widths from 600 mm to 1500 mm, weigh approximately 3 to 5 tons each. Tailored for metal sheet production, they demonstrate remarkable robustness and are capable of resisting severe weather conditions, making them suitable for both residential and commercial roofing projects. The specialized coatings on these coils protect against corrosion and ultraviolet degradation, vastly improving the durability and longevity of the roofs. Their reliability and minimal maintenance demands make them particularly advantageous for areas prone to extreme weather, ensuring consistent performance and longevity.