An added transfer roller with position detection tracks coil movement between winding and unwinding stations, reducing delay in restart.
Adjustable guide arms and dual tension rollers keep belt tension continuous across varying mandrel diameters, reducing rebuilds and extra winders.
By cutting a flying thin metal strip and joining it to a leader on the roll, winding can continue with shorter cycles and less stock space.
Directly connecting a flying thin metal strip to a roll leader enables continuous winding, shortening cycle time and reducing ribbon storage space.
A spring-biased roller keeps fastener strips taut across changing reel fill levels, preventing belt loops in robot-guided setting tools.
An adjustable guiding portion and gripping assembly automate coiled tape entry into roller groups, cutting manual handling time and safety risks.
Pivoting retaining arms stabilize small-diameter coils and sleeves on a coiler mandrel to prevent spring-open and falling during transfer.
A movable upper duct flap and dual pressure rollers let one coiler handle metal strips from 0.5 mm to 25 mm with stable strip deflection.
Sensors and a fixing device align winding machine coupling elements automatically, cutting alignment time, wear, and damage during mode changes.