Graewe coiler handles large pipe

Dec. 1, 2019
EW 4500 XXL coils pipe with outer diameters of about 11 inches and wall thicknesses of 1.7 inches, and doesn't require a steel drum.
Winders  Graewe GmbH, Neuenburg, Germany, supplies a variety of fully automatic and semi-automatic downstream handling machines for coiling pipes, hoses and profiles. In the U.S., the coilers are available through Dundee Machinery Sales.

What’s new? Graewe’s biggest-ever coiler, the EW 4500 XXL. Two of the new coilers, for cross-linked PE pipe, have recently been installed in facilities in South America. The model also is available to customers in the U.S., where the biggest models in use so far have worked with pipe with maximum outer diameters of 7.1 inches.

Benefits Strength. Usually coilers wrap pipe around steel drums, but the EW 4500 XXL is so strong it doesn’t require drums. This saves transport costs and energy, as only the coils — not coils wrapped around steel drums — need to be shipped and no drums have to be returned to the coiler user.

Dundee Machinery Sales Inc., Northbrook, Ill., 847-509-8121, www.graewe.com

Vital Statistics
Maximum dimensions of pipe the coiler handles Outer diameters of about 11 inches and wall thicknesses of 1.7 inches
Maximum outer diameter of coils produced by the coiler 14.8 feet
Weight of coils 8.8 tons