SPRING OPERATED CABLE REELS - VAHLE, Inc

llTYPICAL-APPLICATIONSExample arrangementsh1LFllReel mounted on moving machineryWinding and pay-out of the cable into a tray or other surface.One- or two-way horizontal payout.hhl2LFlApplications1 3 9hfl 1l3LFReel mounted on moving machineryCable recovery on round supports brackets (l 1 1 m), or rollers (l 1 = 1 by 3 m)Payout horizontally in one or two travel directions.lhhfl 1l4LFlApplications6 7LFfl 1lh5lReel mounted stationary(Fixpoint of cable at moving machinery)Cable is dragged over round support rollers to and from thereel, horizontally in one or two traveldirections (l 1 = 3 m).Applications867hfLFl(L)ll(L)lReel mounted on moving machineryReel mounted stationary (Fixpoint of cable at moving machinery)Cable is suspended horizontally in the air, payout in one or two directionsif the cable sag „L“ exceeds „l“,during cable payout in one direction than„L“ is definitive for the sag „f“LFfhDimensional dataLegends to drawing (example 1-7):lLh= operational max.length of cable [m](for cable payout in two directions=half of length of runway).= max. length between reel and end of cable= height of reel = distance between cable tray or cable feedpoint to center of reel [m]LF = feed pointf = max. cable sag [m], referring to feed pointl 1 = support intervals [m]Accessories8Vertical operationLF9LFLvertical cable payout ordownwardsLegends to drawing (example 8 and 9)LF = feed pointl = operational max. length of cable [m], lifting heightLvertical cable payout orupwards= max. suspended cable length [m]. Consider additionalweight, if neccesary (e.g. control switch)Spare parts* Applicable for determinating the cable reel is the suspended cable length.Consider additional weight, if neccesary (e.g. control switch).5