Nearest Maillefer contacts for USA
Maillefer North America
Pipe & Tube
Phipps Bend Industrial Park<br />
402 Phipps Bend Road
TN 37873 Surgoinsville
Tel: +1 423 817 2440
Fax: +1 423 212 0131
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Wire & Cable
#1 Extrusion Drive
CT 06379 Pawcatuck,
Tel: +1 920-215-6628
om;d.c;dar;tan;s-s;avi;w/d;cho;jzaKN Manufacturing Solutions LLC
Fiber Optic
325 Kentucky Court
GA 30548 Hoschton
Tel: +1 404 202 9655
Cell: +1 404 202 9655
com;ol.;nms;n/k;ine;iem;i.n;karAmaral Automation Associates
Wire & Cable
1697 Warwick Ave, Suite D
RI 02889 Warwick
Tel: +1 401 405 0755
om;n.c;tio;oma;aut;ral;ama;es/;salRepco Industries LLC
Wire & Cable
13299 W. Essex Ln.
Illinois 60142 Huntley
Tel: +1 847 802 4315
Cell: +1 847 274 9218
com;es.;tri;dus;oin;epc;s/r;otu;nliSouthern Industrial Equipment
Wire & Cable
2708 Cambridge Way
TX 75092 Sherman
Tel: +1 281 844 4260
Fax: +1 903 813 0285
net;ns.;tio;olu;ons;usi;xtr;y/e;troOur Fiber Pay-off PM 305 is designed for high line speeds. The machine construction is balanced for speeds up to 1000 m/min. The unique frame design makes it possible to utilize a small fleet angle. This reduces the tension variation also with wide reels and ensures a maximized productivity of high quality loose tube.
The pay-off is a high speed fiber pay-off for all kinds of fiber optic secondary coating lines. One frame has 1 to 6 reel positions. The fiber tension is controlled accurately with pneumatic dancers. By default the reels are behind doors. This improves operator safety at high speed lines.
A small fleet angle reduces the tension variation. This makes it possible to run standard 25Ð50 km reels as well as future 100 km reels. Automatic traversing is available as an option.
| Reel weight, max. | 10 kg |
| Reel diameter, max. | 310 mm |
| Reel width, max. | 170 mm (non-traversing) |
| Reel reel width, max. | 280 mm (traversing) |
| Production speed, max. | 1000 m/min |
| Tension range | 0.3 - 3 N |
| Weight | 700 kg |
| Reel rotation speed, max. | 2200 rpm |
Exact values depend on the assembly.
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