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30KN Rated Load Cable Reel Stand with 600-900mm Height Range and Folding Legs Drum Cradle
Product Details:
| Place of Origin: | Ningbo, China |
| Brand Name: | Suntech |
| Certification: | ISO9001 |
| Model Number: | SIL-3 |
Payment & Shipping Terms:
| Minimum Order Quantity: | 1 PCS |
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| Price: | Negotiable |
| Packaging Details: | Plywood case, one unit per compartment |
| Delivery Time: | 3-7 days for stock orders |
| Payment Terms: | L/C,T/T |
| Supply Ability: | 500 PCS per Month |
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Detail Information |
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| Item No.: | 15191-15212 | Series: | SIL And SIK Drum Cradle |
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| Models: | SIL-1, SIL-3, SIL-5, SIK-3, SIK-5, SIL-3A, SIL-5A | Rated Load: | 10-50KN |
| Height Adjustment: | 450-1300mm | Frame: | All Steel, Folding Legs |
| Highlight: | 30KN Rated Load Cable Reel Stand,600-900mm Height Range Drum Cradle,Folding Legs Cable Drum Stand |
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Product Description
What a cradle does that a jack cannot
A drum jack lifts a reel and leaves it hanging on two points. A cradle holds the spool in a rack so the weight sits inside the frame and the axle is supported at both ends. That distinction matters on uneven ground: a jacked reel can walk off its seats once the line starts to run, while a cradle keeps the drum captive until it is empty.
The SIL and SIK entries cover rated loads from 10KN to 50KN with height adjustment from 450mm to 1300mm, and weights from 22KG to 44KG. Frames are all steel, legs fold for transport, and setting up needs no tools.
Catalogue rows
| Item No. | Model | Rated Load | Height Adjustment | Weight |
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| 15191 | SIL-1 | 10KN | 450-650mm | 22KG |
| 15192 | SIL-3 | 30KN | 600-900mm | 24KG |
| 15193 | SIL-5 | 50KN | 900-1300mm | 27KG |
| 15201 | SIK-3 | 30KN | 600-900mm | 30KG |
| 15202 | SIK-5 | 50KN | 900-1300mm | 44KG |
| 15211 | SIL-3A | 30KN | 600-900mm | 28KG |
| 15212 | SIL-5A | 50KN | 900-1300mm | 35KG |
Reading the two families
SIL and SIK share load classes but differ in frame weight at the same rating: 24KG against 30KG at 30KN, and 27KG against 44KG at 50KN. The heavier frame in each pair is the more rigid option, which matters when the drum is large relative to its width or when the ground under the legs is soft. The A suffix marks a further frame variant at the same load; confirm the difference on the drawing rather than assuming the A units are a direct swap.
Setting up
Level the ground under the legs before the drum goes in, then set the height to suit the drum diameter so the line leaves the reel close to horizontal rather than climbing off the top. A cradle working at the wrong height changes the entry angle at the first roller, and that is where conductor scuffing starts. Lock the axle, then check the frame is square by pushing the drum a little in both directions before the pull begins.
Dispatch checks
- Legs folded and unfolded to confirm hinge and lock action.
- Axle seats and bearings checked for free running.
- Height adjustment moved through its full range.
- Plywood case packing, 500 PCS per month capacity, 1 PCS minimum order.
Data statement
The seven rows, rated loads, height ranges and weights above are taken from the current cradle datasheet. This page does not claim a tension smoothing performance figure, does not assert the frame suits every drum size within a load class, and does not name a certification beyond the ISO entry in the attribute table. Drum diameter and width should be confirmed with the enquiry before a heavy reel is quoted.
Questions from crews
Is the higher frame always better?
No. Match the height range to the drum diameter so the line leaves near horizontal. Too high is as awkward as too low.
What is the difference between SIL and SIK?
Same load classes, different frame weight. The SIK units are heavier at the same rating, which gives a more rigid stand.
Can it be moved by one person?
Weights run from 22KG to 44KG. Above 30KG plan a two person lift, especially on soft ground.
Trade terms?
1 PCS minimum order, L/C or T/T, 3-7 days for stock.
