Apparatus for winding and unwinding rolled strip
View Patent ↗The invention relates to an apparatus for winding and unwinding rolled strip (WB) discharging from a mill train (WS), in which apparatus the rolled strip (WB) discharging from the mill train (WS) is introduced by a set of bending rolls (BR) into a winding chamber (WK) having a rotationally driven roller pair (RP) and is wound into a coil (WB), and the coil is then put onto a roller table (GR) and unwound from these rollers with the direction of rotation being reversed and the start of the strip is fed to a driver device (RT). The apparatus is improved by a supporting slide (TS) which can be pushed into the winding chamber (WK) and in whose side walls a pivoted lever (SH) is mounted, the free end of which carries a pressure roller (AR) which can be put onto the rolled strip coil and pushes the latter out of the winding chamber (WK) onto the adjoining roller table (GR).
1. Device for coiling and uncoiling rolled strip (WB) discharged from a rolling train (WS), in which the rolled strip (WB) emerging from the rolling train (WS) is picked up by a set of bending rolls (BR), moved into a coiling chamber (WK) that has rotationally driven pairs of rollers (RP), and coiled into a coil, where the coil is later placed on a roller table (CR) and uncoiled by reversing the direction of rotation of rollers of the roller table, and a leading end of the strip (WB) is then fed to a driving device (RT), wherein a support carriage (TS) can be moved into the coiling chamber (WK), a pivoted lever (SH) is supported in side walls of the support carriage (TS), and a contact roll (AR), which is supported on a free end of the pivoted lever (SH), can be placed on the coil of rolled strip, and pushes the coil of rolled strip out of the coiling chamber (WK) and onto the roller table (GR) that follows the coiling chamber (WK), the rollers (RP) of the coiling chamber (WK) having a fixed inclined roller plane and the roller table (GR) having a roller plane inclined opposite to the roller plane of the coiling chamber (WK).