Decoil
Dual-head hydraulic 6 t/head; width ≤600 mm; ID 450–550; OD 1730


Stands on the named CZ auto-changeover line are servo-electric. Oil does three jobs: expand the dual-head, punch in the flat, cut the bar. Host 42 kW and tank 15 kW are two nameplates.
Stands on the named CZ auto-changeover line are servo-electric. Oil does three jobs: expand the dual-head, punch in the flat, cut the bar. Host 42 kW and tank 15 kW are two nameplates.
Dual-head hydraulic 6 t/head; width ≤600 mm; ID 450–550; OD 1730
3 hydraulic pre-punch stations; dies swap round or slot
20 stands; servo 42 kW; GI or HR 1–3.2 mm Q235/Q355
| Decoil | Dual-head hydraulic 6 t/head; width ≤600 mm; ID 450–550; OD 1730 |
|---|---|
| Punch | 3 hydraulic pre-punch stations; dies swap round or slot |
| Form | 20 stands; servo 42 kW; GI or HR 1–3.2 mm Q235/Q355 |
| Speed | High 32 m/min; normal 12–18 depending on hole count and profile |
| Cut / table | Cut+punch 15 kW; tank 300 L; 6 m table |
| Power | 380 V / 50 Hz / 3φ |
| CUZ neighbour | 6 t hyd decoiler, 3 prepunch, ellipse 14.3×25.4 mm, 220 V / 60 Hz |
| Fixed C neighbour | Hyd stop cut 5.5 kW; 3 t manual decoiler |
Reel-pack service and the punch/cut tank are often independent. Confirm on the live schematic.
Three stations sequenced so pressure does not collapse mid-stroke. Hole family is the die, not an HMI rename to CUZ ellipses.
No manual roller swap on this host. First-off section before raising toward 32 m/min.
If punch and cut fire together, the 300 L tank must cover the peak or the PLC sequences them. Hole-dense bars stay in the 12–18 m/min band.
This page: The CZ oil sequence: expand, three punches, servo form, hydraulic cut.
Sister lines: CUZ at 220 V / 60 Hz, fixed C with hyd stop 5.5 kW, and flying-saw motors on some C/U refs (a saw, not this tank).
C vs Z matches the first bar — Changeover is recipes, not an I-section or sigma flower.
Before any 32 m/min claim on a hole-dense bar.
Not “12 t single mandrel.” 42 kW servo ≠ 15 kW hyd pack.
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