Product Description:

Oscillated $ Ribbon Wound Coils for Flexible Metal Conduit

Oscillated $ Ribbon Wound Coils (sometimes referred to as traverse winding) is the process of combining narrow slit strip to a create a coil that has significantly more linear footage than a traditional slit product. The methodology behind the creation of an oscillate is relatively simple. An oscillate wound coil is the result of welding several slit coils (also called slit-to-width coil) together, end to end, coiling them into a single coil. During this process, the coils are wound like fishing line to create a finished product that allows multiple coils to be combined into one compact coil.

Oscillated $ Ribbon Wound Coils are a solution for manufacturers who strive for productivity gains and improved yields. In oscillate slitting, narrow master coils are welded (plasma or laser) end to end, then are fully planished and annealed. Coils are slit according to specifications and wound in an oscillate manner. This produces a slit strip that is up to 20 times the length of a ribbon wound coil, with bundles up to 250,000 feet in length for light gauge material. The length of the strip is limited only by the gauge of the material and OD of the oscillate slit bundle. The longer, continuous strip results in productivity improvements of up to 20% by reducing the time required for thread up, welding, and line acceleration and deceleration. Head and tail scrap is reduced during processing, resulting in maximum yield from the strip and minimal scrap handling.

Oscillated $ Ribbon Wound Coils Advantage

Fewer interruptions for coil changes

Longer continuous operations

Lesser start-up issues

Significantly lesser scrap

Decreased fatigue of tools

Extended life for Tools

Increase in run time

Welds that are functional 

Significant advantage compared to ribbon wound coils 

Oscillated $ Ribbon Wound Coils Application

Flexible tube

Sign strapping

Road sign

Spiral tube

Pressings

Window hinge

Banding-clips

Pressings part

OUR CERTIFICATE