| | BS-40 | BS-60 | BS-80/17 | BS-80/33 |
| Flange Ø | 255 mm (10") | 255 mm (10") | 255 mm (10") | 255 mm (10") |
| Traverse | 153 mm (6") | 153 mm (6") | 315 mm (12.4") | 315 mm (12.4") |
| Drum Ø | 117 mm (4.6") | 117 mm (4.6") | 117 mm (4.6") | 117 mm (4.6") |
| Outside Width | 167 mm (6.57") | 167 mm (6.57") | 345 mm (13.5") | 345 mm (13.5") |
| Bore Ø | 17 mm (0.67") | 33 mm (1.3") | 17 mm (0.67") | 33 mm (1.3") |
| Weight of Spool | 1.85 Kg (4.07 lb) | 1.90 Kg (4.18 lb) | 2.40 Kg (5.30 lb) | 2.50 Kg (5.51 lb) |
| Volume Capacity | 18 Kg (39.70 lb) | 18 Kg (39.70 lb) | 36 Kg (79.40 lb) | 36 Kg (79.40 lb) |
A machine-drawing wire cable spool, also known as a galvanized spool, is a type of spool or reel that is used to hold and transport wire or cable during the manufacturing process. It is typically made from high-strength steel or other durable materials, which provide excellent resistance to wear and tear and can be coated with a layer of galvanized zinc to further enhance its durability and corrosion resistance.
The spool has a cylindrical shape with flanges at either end, which provide support and stability for the wire or cable as it is wound around the spool. The flanges are typically wider than the central cylinder, which helps to prevent the wire or cable from slipping off the sides of the spool during transport.
The size and configuration of the spool can vary depending on the specific application and requirements of the wire or cable being produced. Some spools may be designed to hold a relatively small amount of wire or cable, while others may be much larger and capable of holding several thousand feet of material.
Machine drawing wire cable spools are typically used in a variety of industrial applications, including wire and cable manufacturing, telecommunications, and electrical power transmission. Their durable and reliable design makes them an ideal choice for demanding industrial environments where precision, speed, and efficiency are essential.
