What motor sizes are used?

Depending on the model, GLS Series uses 3–5 hp AC three-phase motors at 380V.

What is the application of this machine?

It is suitable for heavy-duty coil straightening and uncoiling, commonly used in stamping production lines for automotive, hardware, and industrial parts.

2-in-1 Uncoiler Leveler Supplier Johor Bahru(JB) Malaysia-Thick Plate Uncoiler Straightener 2in1 JB, Mount Austin

Name: Thick Plate Uncoiler Straightener 2in1
Brand: GL ENGINEERING SUPPORT SDN. BHD.

Thick Plate Uncoiler Straightener 2in1

Overview

The GLS Series Thick Plate Uncoiler Straightener integrates uncoiling and straightening in one robust machine. It is designed to handle thicker coils, supporting heavy-duty stamping production for automotive, hardware, and industrial parts. Built for reliability and strength, the GLS Series ensures precise leveling and stable operation.

Features

Supports coil widths from 200 mm to 500 mm, thickness 1.0–6.0 mm.
Integrated uncoiling and straightening reduces space and increases efficiency.
High-durability straightening rollers (3 up / 4 down, Ø80 mm).
AC three-phase motors from 3–5 hp, 380V.
Heavy-duty construction with max load capacity up to 1500 kg.
Suitable for automotive and industrial stamping lines.

Technical Datasheet

Model	Max Width (mm)	Coil Thickness (mm)	Motor (hp)	Straightening Roller	Coil Inner Diameter (mm)	Coil Outer Diameter (mm)	Max Load (kg)	Power
GLS-200	200	1.0–6.0	3	3 up / 4 down Ø80	450–530	1200	500	AC Three-phase 380V
GLS-300	300	1.0–6.0	3	3 up / 4 down Ø80	450–530	1200	800	AC Three-phase 380V
GLS-400	400	1.0–6.0	5	3 up / 4 down Ø80	450–530	1000	1200	AC Three-phase 380V
GLS-500	500	1.0–6.0	5	3 up / 4 down Ø80	450–530	1200	1500	AC Three-phase 380V

FAQ

GLS Series supports coil widths from 200 mm to 500 mm, with thicknesses from 1.0 mm to 6.0 mm.

GLS Series uses AC three-phase motors ranging from 3 hp to 5 hp, operating at 380V.

The GLS Series is used for uncoiling and straightening thicker metal coils, making it ideal for heavy-duty stamping lines in automotive, hardware, and industrial manufacturing.