The slitting machine uses hardened rotary knives to continuously slit coiled material as it feeds through at high speeds. That’s done by mounting circular slitting blades onto the shaft. And the shaft is above and below metal strip. With extreme accuracy, sharp circular knives rotate at surface to shear through steel, stainless steel, aluminum, and various metal alloys.
1. Cost saving: Slitting is much faster and cheaper versus cutting sheets requiring extensive labor, time, and blade cost.
2. Customization: Precise rotary slitters produce coil in specialized width. That can meet roll forming and component size needs.
3. Accuracy: Extremely tight width and edge tolerance make sheared metal directly feed into precise stamping and machining tools.
4. Finish quality: Smooth edges prevent distortion or saw teeth marks. And it can get thinner coil and improve corrosion resistance.
1. Transportation: Car, trailer, container
2. Appliance: Washing machine, refrigerator
3. Furniture: Desk, cabinet, display
4. Electronic: Casing, frame, part
5. Signage: Building wrap, billboard
Coil thickness | Coil width | Slitting number | Coil weight | Slitting speed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
0.2~2.0 | 200~800 | 12~30 | Max.10 | Max.150 |
0.2~2.0 | 300~1250 | 15~40 | Max.15 | Max.130 |
0.3~3.0 | 200~800 | 10~25 | Max.10 | Max.130 |
0.3~3.0 | 300~1250 | 12~35 | Max.15 | Max.120 |
0.3~3.0 | 300~1500 | 15~40 | Max.20 | Max.120 |
0.4~4.0 | 300~1600 | 12~38 | Max.25 | Max.100 |
0.5~5.0 | 300~1600 | 10~36 | Max.25 | Max.100 |