Side Stand Units
SP-300 Side Roll Stand
Overview
AME side pass stands can be installed on virtually any type of tube mill by accommodating various passline heights and roll-bearing configurations. A single screw adjustment allows the operator to adjust the side pass rolls in or out simultaneous (squeeze pressure) or to locate the rolls laterally as a unit (tube center location). And, the side roll spindles cam be made to accept any bearing currently use on existing tooling sets.
To prevent spreading of the side roll spindles, a tie bar assembly is used above the side rolls themselves. "Flip-top" side pass assemblies are available for heavy wall tube and pipe mills.
The passline of each side pass can be either fixed height or variable height. The fixed-height side pass is manufactured to exactly match the passline height of existing material stock. The base is a rigid steel weldment. This unit is best utilized in dedicated mills with high diameter-to-thickness ratios.
The variable-height design, as referenced at the lower flange of the side pass rolls, is adjustable via a helical gear. The upper slide block housing rides on two hardened tool steel pins.
Product Highlights
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Replacement stand custom engineered
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Single-point adjustment
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Single-point centering
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Adjustable or fixed bottom line
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Fixed or live spindle design
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MODEL NUMBER |
TUBE SIZE RANGE |
COMPONENT DESCRIPTION |
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SP-100 |
.188 - .750 Dia. | Side Stand (Shaft Dia. as Required) |
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SP-150 |
.250 - 1.500 Dia. | Side Stand (Shaft Dia. as Required) |
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SP-200 |
.500 - 2.250 Dia. | Side Stand (Shaft Dia. as Required) |
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SP-250 |
.750 - 3.000 Dia. | Side Stand (Shaft Dia. as Required) |
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SP-300 |
1.000 - 4.000 Dia. | Side Stand (Shaft Dia. as Required) |
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