Coiler in wire rolling trains

Winding – tensioning – or guiding – Loop forming – By orbital guide

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2423614, B21C 4710

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059345942

ABSTRACT:
A coiler in wire rolling trains includes a laying pipe support supporting a laying pipe, wherein the laying pipe support includes a support disk holding the wire insertion pipe member. The support disk is coupled for rotation with a rotating insertion sleeve for this pipe member, wherein the insertion sleeve supplies the wire, and wherein the support disk is connected coaxially with a cantilever projection which receives the laying arm portion of the laying pipe. The coiler includes a cylindrical or truncated cone-shaped surrounding body extending around the laying pipe support at a radial distance, wherein an end opening facing the insertion sleeve is releasably and attachably connected to the support disk of the laying pipe support, and wherein air passage openings are arranged in the wall of the surrounding body.

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