Combination pay-out and take-up reel. For handling aluminum wire

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Large Combination pay-out and take-up reels are for handling aluminum wire and cable. The coils and cartons of aluminum are larger than they are for copper. This reel is designed to take care of these large coils. Inside coil diameter may vary from 17″ minimum to 27″ maximum. Outside coil diameter is 37″ with height of
Large Combination pay-out and take-up reels are for handling aluminum wire and cable. The coils and cartons of aluminum are larger than they are for copper. This reel is designed to take care of these large coils. Inside coil diameter may vary from 17″ minimum to 27″ maximum. Outside coil diameter is 37″ with height of 12″. Combination pay-out and take-up reels are for handling copper coils. This reel is extremely light weight yet strong and durably constructed. Inside coil diameter may vary from 13″ minimum to 27″ maximum. Outside coil diameter is 34″ with height of 13-1/4″. Heavy Barrel Reel was made for heavy wire and heavy work. It is made of hardwood, well braced and reinforced with steel.

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