Engineering Data Worksheet

Decoiler Selection Worksheet: Coil, Material, Line and Site Data

Use this worksheet to prepare a quote-ready decoiler specification. It collects the information needed to choose a machine family and define the engineering checks; it does not generate an automatic model or replace the current product table and project proposal.

How to use it: copy the tables into your RFQ, complete known fields, mark unknown items TBC, and attach coil photos, layout, downstream-machine data and acceptance requirements.
MaterialGrade, strength, section and surface
CoilWeight, ID, OD, width and condition
LineProcess, speed/cycle, traction and controls
SiteLoading, passline, layout, utilities and acceptance
Decoiler machine used to define coil material line and site selection data
The model decision starts from the complete operating window and line interface, not one headline value.

Worksheet A: Material and Strip

Field Buyer input Why required
Material grade/condition ________ Defines strength, springback and handling behavior
Yield/tensile data ________ Supports selection beyond material name
Thickness min/max ________ Must be checked with width and strength
Width min/max ________ Controls working face, load position and guides
Surface/film/oil ________ Defines allowed contact and cleanliness
Coil set/edge condition ________ Affects threading, restraint and downstream work

Worksheet B: Coil Package

Field Minimum Maximum Notes
Coil weight ____ ____ Include heaviest actual package
Coil inner diameter ____ ____ State core tolerance/material
Coil outer diameter ____ ____ Controls inertia and clearance
Coil width ____ ____ State telescoping/offset condition
Packaging/eye orientation ________ Include pallet, bands and protection

Worksheet C: Downstream Process and Duty

Field Buyer input
Downstream machine/model ________
Process Stamping / roll forming / CTL / slitting / treatment / other: ____
Line speed or press SPM ________
Start-stop/acceleration profile ________
Downstream traction source ________
Changeovers and duty hours ________
Required production jobs ________

Worksheet D: Payoff and Control Architecture

  • Powered or passive
    State whether downstream equipment can pull the coil and how inertia will be controlled.
  • Mandrel or plate support
    Confirm coil ID/core and loading geometry.
  • Loop control
    State free-loop space, sensor type/zones and upper/lower behavior.
  • Process tension
    If a defined tension is required, state range, measurement and control architecture.
  • Line signals
    List run permission, demand, stop, alarm, E-stop and responsibility boundaries.
  • End-of-coil behavior
    Define tail containment, stop sequence and scrap/strip handoff.
Control boundary: VFD and loop sensing do not automatically establish constant tension. A brake limits overrun; hydraulic expansion grips an approved coil core.

Worksheet E: Loading, Site and Utilities

Field Buyer input
Loading method Crane / forklift / coil car / other: ____
Passline and feed direction ________
Available footprint/loop space ________
Floor/foundation constraints ________
Power/air/hydraulic availability ________
Destination and standards ________
Operator/service access ________

Which Options Need Separate Confirmation?

Mark each as required, optional or not required: hydraulic expansion, coil car, hold-down arm, side keepers, outboard support, pneumatic/other brake, VFD, contact/photoelectric/ultrasonic sensor, guards, threading aids and special electrical standard. Do not select an option from a universal weight or thickness threshold.

What Should the Supplier Return?

  1. Rated family/model.With the applicable material, coil and duty conditions.
  2. Configuration drawing.Support, expansion, drive, brake, options, passline and footprint.
  3. Interface definition.Loading, downstream traction, signals, utilities and responsibilities.
  4. Supply-scope matrix.Included, optional, excluded and buyer-supplied items.
  5. Validation plan.FAT/SAT, test material, criteria, records and punch-list closure.

Which Attachments Make the RFQ More Reliable?

Attach the material certificate/data sheet, coil and core photos, largest/smallest coil drawings, current line layout, downstream machine manual/interface, desired material path, utilities, site photos, product acceptance criteria and any retrofit measurements.

Engineering boundary: this worksheet does not calculate shaft/bearing capacity, brake torque, drive torque, foundation, safety distance or tension. Final values require the current engineering documents for the identified configuration.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can HENLI select a model if some fields are unknown?

Unknown fields can be marked TBC, but the proposal should state assumptions and the decision cannot close until critical inputs are verified.

Is coil weight the most important field?

It is important but not sufficient. Width, ID/OD, material, load position, duty, support and loading method must be reviewed together.

Can this worksheet approve a used decoiler?

No. A used machine also needs identity, condition, documentation and functional inspection against the intended job.

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Send the Completed Decoiler Worksheet

Paste the completed fields into Project Details and attach drawings, coil photos or the existing layout. HENLI can return a rated configuration and list open engineering items.

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