Cable Reels

Wooden Cable Reels

Purpose-built wooden reel structures for cable handling, storage and transport.

Treatment: Confirmed per destination
Construction: Cross-ply timber flanges + solid barrel
Barrel length: Confirmed per project
Loaded weight: Confirmed per project specification

Product Overview

KINGGOOD manufactures wooden cable reels comprising flanged disc sides and a central barrel arbour constructed from solid timber. Reel dimensions, arbour diameter, flange thickness and structural detailing are all specified per the cable type, weight, paying-off method and transportation requirements of each project.

Key Advantages

Project-Specific Design

Flange diameter, barrel length, arbour diameter and timber grade are selected to match the cable specification, total loaded weight and handling equipment used.

Cross-Ply Flange Construction

Flanges are built from layered solid timber boards in cross-ply orientation for dimensional stability and resistance to splitting during rolling and paying-off.

Compatible with Paying-Off Equipment

Arbour dimensions and flange hole patterns are designed to suit standard reel-stand spindle and paying-off equipment specifications where provided.

Materials and Structural Options

Flanges: solid timber boards in cross-ply layered construction
Barrel staves: solid timber
Fasteners: galvanised bolts, rods and washers as specified

Dimensions and Configuration

All reel dimensions (flange diameter, barrel length, arbour diameter) are project-specific. Contact us with cable type, unit weight and handling equipment specifications.

Typical Applications

Power cables and high-voltage cables for electrical infrastructure
Telecommunications and fibre optic cable
Industrial hose and flexible conduit
Armoured cable and umbilical for offshore or subsea applications

Handling, Storage and Export Notes

Maximum loaded weight and rolling conditions must be specified at design stage.
Reels must be stored upright on the flange; do not store flat on the flange face.
Protect flange edges from impact to prevent splitting during transport.
Treatment requirements confirmed per destination and applicable regulations.