Pullers and Cutters Downstream Extrusion Equipment

 


The Reel Power Series NC-5 HD Cutter offers precision On-Demand cutting. Optimum versatility is provided with an adjustable peak flywheel speed and high-speed electronics – all designed to yield superior product consistency.

Reel Power offers game-changing downstream extrusion equipment that provides accurate and precise pulling and cutting of pipes, profiles and tubes allowing you efficiency gains and unmatched final product quality.

The downstream part of extrusion involves the (coating of metals), handling, cooling, cutting, and finishing of the extruded material once it exits the die. These operations are critical for ensuring that the final product meets the required specifications in terms of size, shape, surface quality, and performance.

Aluminum Profiles: After metal extrusion, aluminum profiles may be plastic coated, cooled, stretched, and cut before they are surface finished.

For more inquiries contact:

Rich Vester

Sales Account Manager

405-423-4614

rvester@reelpower.com

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