Coiler

A coiler is a device for winding or unwinding a lengthy process material; it can also create tensile stress and guide the material through the process.
Photograph of a coiler unit with a cone-shaped wire pay-off, guide pulleys, and a small straightening unit mounted on a horizontal rail.
Fig. 1 Photograph of a coiler unit with a cone-shaped wire pay-off, guide pulleys, and a small straightening unit mounted on a horizontal rail.

A coiler is a device for the winding or unwinding of a lengthy process material.

In direct or indirect interaction with other components it is also used to create tensile stress.

Important technological sub-functions such as guiding the process material are likewise performed by a coiler.

Adapted from "We do it straight" — Wire Straightening, p. 55 (ISBN 3-00-005897-4).

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