1250mm Width Sheet Metal Coil Slitter 2mm Galvanized Coil Slitting Line

• Product Description

The FX 2*1250mm galvanized steel coil thin steel slitting line is a specialized industrial production line designed to slit wide galvanized steel coils into narrower strips. The steel coils are uncoiled, passed through the slitting machine where rotary knives cut them into strips, and then the strips are recoiled for further use or distribution.

• Features and advantages

The thickness can range from the thinnest down to 0.20 mm, to the thickest up to 2 mm

Strip Width, from the narrowest 400 mm to the widest 1250 mm

Coils Weight, up to 7 tons

Line Speed, up to 40 m/min.

- High precision slitting with tight tolerances

- Multi-strip slitting capability

- Wide coil capacity, accommodating various industry requirements

- Easy and quick setup with efficient changeover

- Safety features such as emergency stop buttons, safety guards, and sensors to protect operators and prevent accidents during operation

- Customization and flexibility, allowing for versatile applications across different industries.

- High production output

- Good and reliable quality control

• Technical parameters

Note: The above parameters are standard for reference.

Customized slitting line as per customer's requirements and demands would be available.

• Process flow:

Hydraulic entry coil car → Hydraulic de-coiler → Hydraulic pinch and press and straightening machine → Slitting machine → Scrap winder → Tension stand → Hydraulic recoiler →Hydraulic unload car → Hydraulic system → Electric control system

• Applications

The FX 2*1250mm galvanized steel coil thin steel slitting line finds its application in various industries that require precise and efficient processing of thin-gauge metal coils.

Automotive Industry: trim strips, brackets, reinforcements, and specialized parts

Electronics Industry: electronic components, including connectors, shielding materials, and stamped parts.

Construction Industry: roofing sheets, wall panels, and profiles.

Packaging Industry: packaging materials like aluminum foils, flexible packaging films, and paperboard laminates.

Appliances and Household Goods: household appliances and goods.

• Packaging & Shipping

Packaging:

All parts of the FX 2*1250mm galvanized steel coil thin steel slitting line are fixed inside container by steel wires and special PET straps, in order to make sure all parts will not move during transportation and avoid any kinds of damage of machine and container.

Shipping:

Sea Freight: The FX 2*1250mm galvanized steel coil thin steel slitting line is often shipped via ocean freight, especially for international transportation. The equipment is securely loaded into shipping containers or flat racks, which are then loaded onto cargo vessels. This mode is suitable for long-distance shipping and can accommodate larger and heavier slitting lines.

Air Freight: When there is a need for fast delivery or for shipping smaller or lighter slitting line, air freight can be used. The equipment is packed and loaded onto aircraft for transportation. Air freight is typically more expensive than ocean freight but offers quicker transit times.

• FAQ

Q1. What is the maximum width of steel coils that the slitting line can handle?

The slitting line can handle steel coils with a maximum width of 1250mm.

Q2. What materials can be processed on this slitting line?

The line is optimized for galvanized steel but can often handle other types of thin steel as well.

Q3. What is the output width range for the slitted strips?

The slitting line can produce strips of variable widths as required by the specifications, usually ranging from 30mm to 1250mm.

Q4. What is the maximum coil weight the line can support?

The maximum coil weight typically supported is around 20 tons, but this can vary based on the specific model.

Q5. Is the slitting line automated?

Yes, the slitting line is equipped with automated controls for precise slitting, recoiling, and handling, which increases efficiency and reduces manual labor.

Q6. What industries typically use this type of slitting line?

Industries such as automotive, construction, appliance manufacturing, and metal fabrication commonly use this slitting line for producing steel strips to specific widths.