Coils arrive on the truck eye-to-the-sky. Your decoiler wants them eye-to-the-horizon. The RX-CU7 rotates a 14,000 lb coil through 90 degrees on a mechanical platform with a transmission in under a minute, with the operator on a pendant and nobody under the load.
Set the skidded coil on the platform with a forklift, step back, and operate the pendant control. The mechanical transmission rotates the platform 90 degrees and holds it there until the coil is lifted off by a C-hook or forklift. A 360-degree rotary platform is available for customers with limited floor space.
Dual limit switches stop the rotation at each end of travel, and a disc brake helps hold the platform securely in position. The frame is a full base plate of welded steel. This is the piece of equipment on a coil line that gets the OSHA question, and it is built to answer it.
V-cradle attachments keep round coils from rolling, urethane-faced contact surfaces protect painted stock, and forklift pockets in the frame let you move the upender when the line layout changes. Platform size is cut to your largest coil.
Unit is 14,000 lb. Roll Worx supplies capacities from 10,000 lb
to 30,000 lb for slit coil, master coil, dies, and irregular loads.
| Model | RX-CU5 ton (10,000 lb) · RX-CU7 ton (14,000 lb) · RX-CU8 ton (16,000 lb) ·RX-CU10 ton (20,000 lb) · RX-CU12 ton (24,000 lb) ·RX-CU15 ton (30,000 lb) |
| Capacity | 10,000–30,000 lb (5–30 t) available |
| Rotation | 90° Vertical tilt (360° rotary platform optional) |
| Drive | Mechanical with transmission |
| Controls | Pendant with magnetic starter |
| Safety | Dual limit switches, disc brake, full base plate |
| Platform size | 3.6 ft × 4.5 ft & 4 ft × 5.5 ft (1.1 m × 1.346 m & 1.22 m × 1.654 m) |
| Cycle time | Approx. 45–60 s |
| Frame | Reinforced welded steel |
| Handling | Forklift pockets |
| Electrical | 3-phase, 60 Hz; 480V or 240V |
| Machine Weight | Approx. TBD |
| Footprint | 0 ft × 0 ft × 0 ft (0 m × 0 m × 0 m) |
| Warranty | 18 Months |
