Drum Handling:

A Cable is a valuable product. If handling is not done correctly, the drum and in turn the Cable wound over itcan be damaged. At times, damage might not be discovered until after installation, when repairs can be extremely difficult/expensive.

The purpose of this guide is to illustrate, how damages can be avoided by correct handling.

         

Drum Sizes & Dimensions:

                   A – Flange Diameter (Excluding lagging), mm
                   B – Barrel diameter, mm
                   C – Overall width, mm 
                   D – Traverse width, mm
                   E – Minimum spindle hole diameter, mm

Dimensions (mm):

Drum size D-No	A	B	C	D	E
D-6	600	250	470	400	110
D-7	700	325	570	500	110
D-8	800	375	570	500	110
D-9	900	425	620	550	110
D-10	1000	500	690	600	110
D-11	1100	575	740	650	110
D-12	1200	675	950	850	110
D-14	1400	800	950	850	110
D-16	1600	950	970	850	110
D-18	1800	1100	1220	1100	110
D-19	1900	1100	1230	1100	110
D-20	2000	1300	1235	1100	110
D-21	2100	1150	1290	1100	110
D-22	2200	1400	1390	1250	110
D-23	2340	1200	1795	1625	110
D-24	2400	1200	1795	1625	110
D-25-S	2540	1200	1825	1625	110
D-25	2540	1400	1800	1625	110
D-26	2600	1400	1970	1800	110