Coil Upender

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POWERFUL UPENDER & TILTER

Our Products & Services

COIL UPENDERS

For Coil Shape Load

180 DEGREE UPENDER

For Steel Sheet, Profile…

MOLD UPENDER

For Mold, Die,Motor…

ROLL UPENDER

For Reel, Paper Roll…

FULL-SERVICE  MANUFACTURER FOR UPENDER 

As a full-service manufacturer, FHOPE proudly stands at the forefront of the industry, providing cutting-edge upender solutions. With years of expertise and a commitment to innovation, we’ve earned a reputation for quality and reliability…..

Mechanical Upender

  • Driving By Motor with Gea
  • Strong Structure
  • Maintainer Free
  • Customization per goal

Hydraulic Upenders

  • Driving By Hydraulic pump and cylinders
  • Efficiency handling
  • Reliable Simple structure
  • Customization

Mechanical Upender

Hydraulic Upender

3 TIPS TO SHOW WHAT IS THE UPENDER

TIP 1: Driving Way Of The Upender

Principle:

The engine provides energy to the shaft, which gets the gear box going and pushes the chain along. When necessary, a converter can adjust the incoming frequency to alter the engine’s pace.

This is a widely-used piece of handling machinery known for its efficiency, dependability, and safety across various industries.

TIP 2: Structure of the upender includes below parts

Each task calls for a unique upender and tilter design to handle the load. For molds, we have a level table; for coils, a V-shaped one; and for linking up with coil cars or cranes, a fork-style table.

These devices can be hooked up to coil cars, crane hooks in a “C” shape, or forklifts. In factories where digging a pit isn’t possible, we offer tailored solutions that allow for manual loading and unloading with a hand-operated lifter on the ground.

TIP 3. Working Table of The Upenders varies from load shape

Depending on how items are handled, the workbench must be tailored—for instance, a fork-shaped table for moving coils, a “C” shaped platform for steel sheets, a fork-design for use with forklifts, and a rolling conveyor for linking to an earlier conveyor system. Simply put, the design of the workbench should match the shape of the item being moved.

There’s a “V” shaped table tailored for handling steel, wire, and aluminum coils, along with other rolled products.
Flat workbenches are available for tools like dies, molds, and flat panels.
And a fork-design table is perfect for rolls of paper or film.

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