Fixed Type Pay-Off & Take-Up Machine

The Fixed Type Pay-Off and Take-Up Machine provides a robust and reliable stationary solution for wire and cable feeding and collection across a broad range of production line configurations. As a fixed installation, the machine is bolted to the production floor at the entry or exit point of the process line, offering the structural stability, consistent alignment, and straightforward integration that make it the standard choice for dedicated, high-utilization production positions where mobility is not required.
The fixed design allows for a heavier, more rigid construction compared to moveable alternatives, which translates directly into superior vibration damping, more precise tension control, and lower susceptibility to alignment drift over extended operational periods. For production positions that run continuously on the same product family — such as the input stage of a dedicated extrusion line or the output position of a stranding machine — the fixed type offers mechanical reliability advantages that justify its installation permanence.
Tension control is achieved through a calibrated braking system on the pay-off side and a torque-controlled drive on the take-up side, with adjustment ranges selected to cover the wire gauge, conductor stiffness, and reel size range appropriate to the specific production position. The system accommodates smooth tension transitions during line speed changes, preventing the tension spikes that cause conductor deformation or uneven winding during acceleration and deceleration.
Compatible reel and bobbin formats cover the common sizes used in medium and heavy cable production, and the machine structure is designed for straightforward reel loading with standard lifting equipment. Maintenance access is unrestricted from all sides, with component layouts that facilitate quick inspection and servicing without line shutdown.
This machine is the dependable workhorse choice for fixed production positions in extrusion lines, stranding lines, drawing lines, and other continuous process applications.