Portable Motorised Lay Flat Hose Winder, 6" to 12"
Wheeled, motorised winder for rolling up and laying 6" to 12" lay flat hose lengths up to 40 m: compact and fast, saves the crew and time on short-distance hose work in industry, farming, municipal and emergency use. Built to order and supplied by Indus Hydraulics in the UAE.
Product description
A compact, wheeled machine that winds large-bore lay flat hose back onto a drum after use — a job that takes several people by hand at 6" and above. It is pushed to the hose end, the hose is fed onto the motorised drum, and the coil is wheeled away for storage or the next deployment.
Specification
- Hose size: DN150 to DN300 (6" to 12")
- Hose length: up to 40 m per coil
- Drive: motorised winding
- Transport: wheeled, portable
Where it fits
- Industrial and municipal pumping and bypass work
- Agricultural irrigation and slurry lines
- Emergency flood pumping and fire water supply
How to order
Tell us the hose bore and length to be handled, how the unit will be moved (towed, tractor-mounted, truck or by hand) and the power available on site. Specification, price and lead time are confirmed with the quotation; units are built to order.
Identification
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Equipment Type | Portable motorised hose winder |
| Transport | Wheeled, portable |
Dimensions
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Hose Size | DN150 to DN300 (6" to 12") |
| Hose Length | Up to 40 m per coil |
Performance
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Drive | Motorised winding |
Application
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Applications | Industrial, agriculture, municipal, emergency and fire fighting |
| Compatible Hose | TPU, NBR and PVC lay flat hose |
| Purpose | Short-distance hose laying and recovery |
Shipping & lead time
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