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Coil Tilter — Up to 45 Ton

Hydraulic coil tilter marked SWL 30 t with its cradle open, a man standing alongside for scale
Hydraulic coil tilter marked SWL 30 t in the works, cradle open
Hydraulic coil tilter marked SWL 30 t with its cradle open, a man standing alongside for scale
Coil tilter, SWL 30 t
Hydraulic coil tilter marked SWL 8 t with hydraulic power pack, another tilter behind it
Coil tilter, SWL 8 t
Hydraulic coil tilter marked SWL 8 t with its V cradle fully open in the works
Coil tilter, SWL 8 t, cradle open
Small coil tilter marked SWL 1.5 T holding a coil in white protective wrapping
Coil tilter, SWL 1.5 T
Coil tilter marked SWL 20 t on its base frame with two men standing alongside
Coil tilter, SWL 20 t
Coil tilter marked SWL 7 T under assembly with white wear pads along its cradle arms
Coil tilter, SWL 7 T

Coil tilters turn a coil between eye-up and eye-out so the next operation can reach it. A low-profile frame keeps the machine out of the floor space around a slitting or packing line.

Every Coil Tilter is engineered to your process at our Pithampur works in India and exported to plants in 22+ countries across five continents. Capacity, control scheme and the voltage and frequency of your own supply are fixed before fabrication, and the machine is trial run at the works — under your inspector’s witness if you ask for it — before it is packed for sea.

Load Capacity
Up to 45 ton
Rotation
0-90 degrees
Construction
Heavy-duty steel
Built and shipped
Made at Pithampur, India — exported worldwide, FOB Indian port

Product Variants

  • Hydraulic Coil Tilter: Smooth hydraulic rotation with precise control
  • Mechanical Coil Tilter: Reliable mechanical actuation

Specifications

Load Capacity: Up to 45 ton
Rotation: 0-90 degrees
Control: Manual or automated
Construction: Heavy-duty steel
Export Terms: FOB Indian port or CIF your port — seaworthy packing

Key Features

  • Smooth rotation prevents coil damage
  • Precise angle positioning
  • Safety interlocks during operation

Applications

  • Slitting line coil orientation
  • Coil end processing access
  • Storage orientation changes
  • Processing line integration

Export Supply and Shipping

  • Shipping: Containerised where the machine’s envelope allows, otherwise flat rack, open top or break bulk; FOB Nhava Sheva or Mundra, or CIF your port.
  • Electrics to destination: Motors, drives and control panel built for your supply — 380, 400, 415 or 440 V at 50 or 60 Hz — and CE marked where required.
  • Packing: Sub-assemblies crated on ISPM-15 heat-treated timber, machined faces preserved against sea air, and hydraulic circuits drained and blanked.
  • Erection support: Foundation and utility drawings issued at order; a commissioning engineer can be deputed to your plant, or erection supervised remotely.
  • Documents and payment: Commercial invoice, packing list, certificate of origin, material test certificates and bill of lading; quoted in US dollars.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the capacity of your coil tilters?

Our coil tilters rotate coils up to 45 ton through 0-90 degrees, turning them between eye-up and eye-out orientation.

Do you supply manual and automated coil tilters?

Yes. Control can be manual or automated depending on how the tilter integrates with your line — automated control suits slitting-line feed positions where the tilt is part of a repeating cycle.

Is the coil tilter customised to my requirement?

Yes. Every machine we build is custom-engineered — capacity, dimensions, and configuration are matched to your line. Send your requirement via the enquiry form or call +91 91091 02280 for a firm quote.

Do you export the Coil Tilter, and will it run on our supply voltage?

Yes on both counts. We have shipped to buyers in 22+ countries across five continents, and motors, drives and the control panel are built for your own supply — 380, 400, 415 or 440 V at 50 or 60 Hz. The machine is trial run at our works before packing, under your inspector’s witness if you ask for it.

Starting from: $9,700

*Indicative only. Ask for a firm quote.