Tough enough for Alaska weather! Reel Power’s galvanized and weather-proofed HJK3 take-up machine is shown here, operating on the deck of a research vessel in the Beaufort Sea, North of Alaska. The take up is utilized to coil various buoy strings that have been pulled onto the deck and that need coiling up for inspection and for ease of deployment when needed.

Reel Power is proud to be a part of the current wire rope repair project on the Golden Gate Bridge. Upon its completion in 1937, it was the tallest and longest suspension bridge in the world.

As demand for copper wire and other cable products grows, distributors continue to look for ways to improve efficiencies, reduce costs and maximize space in their facilities.In response to industry trends, Reel Power Industrial, a leading manufacturer of reel and coiling solutions, recently added a new rim drive shaftless take-up to its popular RD line. The units are typically used by wire and cable distribution facilities where large spools of copper wire are transferred down to smaller reels for contractor use.

Reel Power Industrial announced here today a new automatic rewind coiler that automatically coils, packages and distributes plastic pipe. Called the “ARC Machine”, the new world class single head coiling machine will coil and apply stretch film packaging and transferring at 650 feet per minute.