Slitting Lines
Slitting lines are used in the coil processing industry. Slitting is a process where coils of steel are cut into narrower widths by passing the coil through a series of rotary, round, disc-shape knives mounted on parallel and horizontal shafts that are mounted to the slitter head the rotary knives are mounted on the arbors at a preset distance apart.
This distance is determined by the width of strip required. A coil of steel can be processed or slitted into any desired preset width(s) as long as the width(s) desired are less than the length of the arbor.
A slitter generally consists of an uncoiler to pay-off the coil. A slitter head with the rotary knives uses the recoiler to rewind the coil after it has been slit into narrower widths.
Other components that may be included with a slitter is a coil car used to lead the coil onto the arbor of the uncoiler. A coil car is also used to unload the narrower slitter coils from the uncoiler.
A slitter can be used to slit coils of ferrous and non-ferrous metals from a few inches in width to 80” wide from the thickness of foil to approximately 1”.
ONE USED BRANER 60” X 7” ARBORS X 40,000 LBS. DUAL HEAD SLITTING LINE: Ref. No. 6503
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1500 mm x 6 mm Used Sacma Slitting Line with Semi=Automatic Packaging Line, Coil Weight: 25 Tons, Strip Width: Max. 1550 mm, Strip Thickness: .5 mm to 6.0 mm Line Speed: 200 MPM Line composition including: Entry Coil Car, Hydraulic Uncoiler, Coil Opening Unit Crop Shear, Strip Guides, Slitter Head, 2 x Scrap Winder, Transport Table, Tension Control, Over Arm Separator, Recoiler, Turnstile, Exit Coil Car, Coil Packing Line. Ref. No. 6488
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54” X 6.5” ARBORS X 20,000 LBS. TACI DRIVEN HEAD SLITTING LINE: Ref. No. 6365
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