TB4 turnover water tank drawing has 13; 15; 17; 19; 21; 23; passes, suitable for drawing steel cord high-strength copper-plated steel wire, and also suitable for drawing high-carbon steel wire, stainless steel wire, hose wire, Alloy steel wire, etc. The equipment has the functions of continuous speed regulation, constant tension control, constant linear speed take-up, fixed length metering, preset fixed length, automatic stop, etc., with a high degree of automation. The main transmission adopts circular arc tooth synchronous belt transmission, which has the advantages of stable operation, low noise, light turnover, convenient maintenance and convenient operation.
The whole machine is equipped with FX760/FX800 pay-off + main machine + take-up + electric cabinet mode,
The take-up machine can be equipped with cantilever type, pneumatic-lift type, automatic spool change, etc., which can be customized according to customer's spool requirements;
The electric cabinet can be equipped with traditional and integrated types.
Optional permanent magnet motor to reduce equipment energy consumption.
| Drawing material | High middle low carbon steel wire, alloy steel wire, non-ferrous metal, stainless steel wire |
| Inlet diameter | Ф0.8-Ф2.1mm |
| Outlet diameter | Ф0.12-Ф0.35mm |
| Incoming wire strength | <1350Mpa |
| Maximum take-up speed | 20 m/s, the best running speed is 17 m/s |
| Drawing pass(die) | 13；15；17；19；21；23 dies |
| Take up wire arrange | Constant wire spacing, wire spacing adjustable |
| Maximum noise | 82 dB |
| Number of tower wheels(drum) | Two-way drawing, four sets of tower wheels |
| Main machine motor | 18.5KW-30kw frequency conversion motor (optional motor) |
| Take-up spool | Customized according to customer spool drawings |
The relevant parameters of the 318A and 318 models are the same. The two models difference is that the tank volume is different. The 318A tank has a small volume, which can effectively reduce the amount of circulating lubricating fluid of product and save costs more significantly.
