Nearest Maillefer contacts for USA
Maillefer North America
Pipe & Tube
#1 Extrusion Drive<br />
CT 06379 Pawcatuck
Tel: +1 860 625 48 45
jwnuk@davis-standard.comMaillefer North America
Wire & Cable
#1 Extrusion Drive
CT 06379 Pawcatuck,
Tel: +1 920-215-6628
jzachow@davis-standard.comKN Manufacturing Solutions LLC
Fiber Optic
325 Kentucky Court
GA 30548 Hoschton
Tel: +1 404 202 9655
Cell: +1 404 202 9655
kari.nieminen@knmsol.comAmaral Automation Associates
Wire & Cable
1697 Warwick Ave, Suite D
RI 02889 Warwick
Tel: +1 401 405 0755
sales@amaralautomation.comRepco Industries LLC
Wire & Cable
13299 W. Essex Ln.
Illinois 60142 Huntley
Tel: +1 847 802 4315
Cell: +1 847 274 9218
nliotus@repcoindustries.comSouthern Industrial Equipment
Wire & Cable
2708 Cambridge Way
TX 75092 Sherman
Tel: +1 281 844 4260
Fax: +1 903 813 0285
troy@extrusionsolutions.netFully adjust the position and clampdown of the belts according to the pulling force required.
The haul-off caterpillar RCB 32 series has been specially designed to pull flexible and rigid pipes with a maximum diameter of 32 mm. The caterpillar belts (flat belts) are easily accessible and interchangeable. Power is tranferred to both belts with an equal linear speed. The height of the caterpillar belts is adjustable mechanically. The closing force is created pneumatically and can be adjusted during production.
All control functions are easily accessed from the front panel. Built-in protection guards offer operator safety. A transparent cover gives access to the caterpillar belts and permits visual control of the pipe. The modern drive equipment allows for a very wide speed range and a precise haul-off. The caterpillar can be fixed on the floor or equipped with wheels and longitudinal rails.
A specific version of the RCB with corresponding drive and finish is available for medical tubing.
| Tube diameter range | up to 32 mm |
| Max. traction force | 200 to 950 N |
| Speed range | 60 to 300 m/min |
Exact values depend on the assembly.
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