Slitting lines are used for processing coiled metals into precise width smaller coils or mults for resale or further processing. Slitting lines typically incorporate a number of machines to allow for easy processing of material strip.
- Light gauge: process material thickness up to 0.0625″ (1.6 mm)
- Heavy gauge: process material up to 0.625″ (15.9 mm) thick
Element Machinery has supplied slitting lines to handle 0.005″ (0.13 mm) to 0.625″ (15.9 mm) and strip widths from 24″ (635 mm) to 120″ (3048mm).
SLitting Line EXPERIENCE
Element Machinery has supplied slitting lines to handle 0.005″ (0.13 mm) to 0.625″ (15.9 mm) strip widths from
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Material Thickness | 0.005″ (0.127 mm) | 0.50″ (12.7 mm) |
Material Width | 1″ (25.4 mm) | 72″ (1,828 mm) |
Coil Weight | 500 lbs (228 kg) | 100,000 lbs (45,359 kg) |
Line Speed | 50 FPM (15 MPM) | 500 FPM (152 MPM) |
Number of Cuts | 2 Cuts (Edge Trimming) | 30 Cuts |
Our Slitting lines have met a wide variety of multiple applications they have also been used in different industries as well as have been built with the following options.
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Slitting lines typically have relatively tight tolerances on overall piece widths. As with most metals processing, the industry standards that govern these tolerances are: | Some advanced features Element has supplied in the past include:
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WHAT WE OFFER
LOOPING SLITTING LINE
A looping slitter is the most common slitter for slitting of light gauge materials and narrow widths (also known as mults).
PULL THRU SLITTING LINE
A pull through slitting line is used by decoupling or allowing the slitter motor to free spin and slitting material by pulling it through the knives with the recoiler drive.
DRIVE ASSISTED SLITTING LINE
A drive assisted slitting line is designed so that the slitter drive is used to help push material through the downstream process.
HOW CAN WE HELP YOU?
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