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Part number and configuration

Reels for cranes and telescopic booms

Need to find a part number or replace a reel on a telescopic boom? Start with the nameplate, number of hoses and photographs of the installation. Compare four-hose families, other hydraulic configurations and combined hose and cable reels.

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DEMAC reel installed at the base of a boomDEMAC reel installed on a machine chassis
Two installation examples: at the base of the boom and on the chassis.
Configuration

Hydraulic and combined families

First identify the number of hoses to replace or install. The part numbers below lead to the families; the configuration still needs to be checked against travel, circuits and mounting.

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Existing part number

Find a part number or prepare a replacement

A legible DEMAC part number allows us to start from the existing equipment. Photograph the entire nameplate, fittings, mountings and hose/cable routing.

Without a part number, provide the machine and attachment models, followed by the specifications available. The number of hoses or flange diameter alone is not enough to confirm equivalence.

Configuration

Configuration data

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Hoses and cable

Number of hoses, diameters, fitting types and any electrical line. Include the circuit diagram if available.

Flow rate and pressure

Operating values for each circuit and the fluid used.

Travel and routing

Travel of the hose/cable assembly, reel position and guide points; distinguish boom travel from the hose length to be wound.

Overall dimensions and mountings

Diameter, width, hole centres, outlet direction and available space around the drum.

Installation position

Document the existing installation

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An overall view of the boom and photographs of the reel in retracted and extended positions help compare installation layouts. Identify any pulleys, guides and brackets you wish to retain.

Adjustments and work must follow the instructions corresponding to the part number; this page helps prepare selection, not define an installation procedure.

Configuration

Additional measurement and rotation components

LR sensors and GR-4 rotary unions

If the enquiry also concerns boom-extension measurement or a rotary union, include their part numbers separately. These components must be identified in addition to the reel.

DEMAC LR series length and inclination sensor for a telescopic boomDEMAC GR-4 four-line rotary union for a pivoting component
Two additions to the reel on a crane: the LR sensor measures boom travel, and the rotary union supplies the component that pivots at the end.

LR sensor part numbers · GR-4 rotary union part numbers

Part number or configuration

Prepare your enquiry

For a replacement, start with a legible photograph of the nameplate and a view of the installation. Add the information available below; identify anything still to be confirmed.

  • Photograph of the nameplate, part number and required quantity.
  • Machine, attachment and views of mountings and guides.
  • Number of hoses, diameters, fittings; presence of a cable and signal type.
  • Travel of the hose/cable assembly, flow rate and pressure for each circuit.
  • Available space and operating conditions.
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Relevant reels

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