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(Reel Power Int’l, Oklahoma City, OK July 25, 2016) … Tulsa Power and Reel Power Int’l are pleased to announce their move to a new world class, larger facility located in Oklahoma City, OK. The new 100,000 sq ft building allows for increased manufacturing floor space along with improved work flow and production capabilities.

We are pleased to announce that Steve Kenyon has accepted the role of Senior Sales Account Manager at Reel Power Industrial, effective May 15, 2017. Steve will report directly to me. He will manage sales accounts that he is assigned, focusing on new business development particularly in the Wire and Cable Manufacturing Industry and other flexible materials...

(Reel Power Int’l, Oklahoma City, OK September 5, 2017) … Reel Power Industrial Inc. sets the industry standard in Re-Reeving equipment ideal for Re-Reeving cranes, winches, hoists, and boom hoist applications that require heavy pay-off tension and take-up rewind capabilities with large, heavy ropes.  

Reel Power Industrial announced here today a new automatic rewind coiler that automatically coils, packages and distributes plastic pipe.   Called the “ARC Machine”, the new world class single head coiling machine will coil and apply stretch film packaging and transferring at 650 feet per minute.  Don Moreau, Senior VP, Sales & Marketing, made the announcement.

Reeling machine/take ups Reel Power Industrial NK Series is able to integrate tremendous power with impeccable performance.

(Reel Power Int’l, Oklahoma City, OK June 07, 2017) … Reel Power Industrial Inc. is a leading manufacturer of distribution and manufacturing equipment for the Wire & Cable industry.  The new GTU-30A model provides the manufacturer with zero fleeting angle both horizontally and vertically during operation

Further downstream, Novatec is working with ReelPower, Oklahoma City, to supply the latest-generation of auto-cuttransfer coil winders, which now feature enhancements in auto taping, strapping, stretch-film wrapping, auto loading and unloading to further enhance high-speed tube processing. “These high-speed coil winders get a follower signal from the last puller in the line and use a noncontact ultrasonic or highspeed camera system to slightly trim (typically 10%) to allow a relaxation loop prior to the tubing being wound up on the coil,” Bessemer explains. “This loop is critical to allow the cut-andtransfer process and should not allow the tube to hit the floor during the cycle. Through software the internal diameter of the coil, width of the coil, and diameter of the tube are entered into the program, which automatically trims the head speed as the circumference of the coil grows with each additional wrap.”