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Driven Spool Unwind features closed loop tension control.
April 17, 2009 -
Mounted to press or laminating operation, 12 x 12 in. modular Spool-Mate requires 220 V power source and speed reference to follow. Unit includes IMC Dancer Tension Controller for adjustable precision tensioning, AC vector follower drive with speed range to 250 fpm, core chucks for most core sizes, interface capability, and range of mounting brackets.
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Independent Machine Company Driven Spool Unwind
IMC introduces the latest innovation in spooling equipment... UNSPOOLING with Spool-Mate, the first low cost, driven spool unwind with closed loop tension control.
The growing popularity of spooling narrow width material to get exceptionally long lengths on a single package without splicing has created a need for a reliable unwind system for the next step in the process. The unique web path of Spool-Mate provides the same precision positioning as traditional pancake unwinding with the advantages of spool usage. The compact 12" x 12" modular unit is easily mounted to a press or laminating operation and requires just a 220V power source and speed reference signal to follow. The exclusive IMC Dancer Tension Controller has the same adjustable precision tensioning used in the IMC Smartwinders® spooling "cubes". Other features include: AC vector follower drive with a speed range to 250 FPM, core chucks for most core sizes, simple interface capability and a range of mounting brackets for almost any operation. An optional speed interface assembly to simplify set up is also available.
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