Rotary Guide Units (RGUs) are designed to center and guide moving products such as wires, tubes, or cables. They feature two rollers or V-grooved pulleys, mounted on shafts that are positioned perpendicularly to the product’s line direction. This configuration allows the unit to swivel around the product, aligning the rollers symmetrically with the centerline. As the top roller moves down against the product, the lower roller moves up, creating a centered guiding window. The rollers or pulleys are typically mounted on a rotating disc, allowi… Rotary Guide Units (RGUs) are designed to center and guide moving products such as wires, tubes, or cables. They feature two rollers or V-grooved pulleys, mounted on shafts that are positioned perpendicularly to the product’s line direction. This configuration allows the unit to swivel around the product, aligning the rollers symmetrically with the centerline. As the top roller moves down against the product, the lower roller moves up, creating a centered guiding window. The rollers or pulleys are typically mounted on a rotating disc, allowing manual rotation for setup and locking into position during operation. The guide window remains fixed once adjusted. Some RGUs feature built-in springs that let the rollers briefly widen the opening for splices or lumps, then return to position. Advanced setups can link multiple units via a shaft system for simultaneous adjustment with one or two handles. Read more