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Dalla bobina alla bobina - macchina da taglio in metallo

 

Linee di taglio longitudinale

Steel Slitting Lines

Metal sheets or strips suppliers always need slitting machine and cut to length machine line for the production of metal sheets with different widths or lengths from GI (galvanised iron), PPGI - PPGL (pre-painted galvanised iron), PCI (pre-coated steel) or stainless coils in large quantities.

A steel mill most of time produces only wide steel coils, and steel or metal fabricators always use a slitting and cut to length machine line to manufacture steel strips with different widths or metal sheets with fixed lengths. A metal slitting machine line has been designed to cut longitudinally the wide steel coils into different narrow steel strips for continuously producing cold formed sectional steel products.

Basically there are two types: high-speed and normal-speed slitting machine line. A High-speed slitter can works at max speed over 150 m/minute and over 10 strips can be produced; while a normal-speed slitting machine can work at most 40m/min with less than 10 strips slit.

Sheet metal coil slitting lines production.

Everything from highway rails, to HVAC components, to automotive components and possibly some of our kitchen appliances were produced using sheet metal coil slitting lines, cut to length lines, or punch press lines.

Linee di taglio longitudinale

Forniamo linee di taglio longitudinale, in grado di soddisfare le esigenze di diverse tipologie di clienti

Linee ad elevate prestazioni e grande flessibilità per coil fino a 45 ton e velocità di lavoro fino a 400 m/min, adatte ad acciaierie, centri di servizio, settore automotive e molti altri. Linee compatte e più semplici, molto flessibili, nei casi in cui sia richiesta una minore capacità produttiva.
Le nostre linee di taglio in strisce sono adatte a lavorare materiali con larghezze sino a 2200 mm e spessori variabili da 0,2 a 20 mm, e si distinguono per la precisione e la qualità del prodotto finito.

La nostra gamma di produzione comprende:

  • linee di taglio in strisce per spessori sottili
  • linee di taglio in strisce per spessori medi
  • linee di taglio in strisce per spessori elevati
  • linee di imballo nastri

Le nostre linee di taglio in strisce possono lavorare diversi materiali quali:

  • acciaio laminato a freddo o a caldo
  • acciaio zincato, pre verniciato
  • acciaio ad alta resistenza
  • acciaio inossidabile
  • alluminio
  • rame
  • zinco
  • leghe

Rivolgiamo grande attenzione alla funzionalità ed alla praticità degli attrezzamenti, allo scopo di ridurre al minimo i tempi di preparazione linea.

A seconda della tipologia di linea di taglio longitudinale, possiamo proporre:

  • carico coil in automatico
  • spezzonatura testa coil in automatico
  • cambio testa della cesoia a lame circolari – shuttle system – automatico
  • cambio lame automatico, con torretta
  • formazione pacco lame automatico robotizzato
  • bloccaggio lame automatico
  • sistema di avvolgimento sfridi o baluccatrice o tranciasfridi
  • sistema con carro mobile di frenatura
  • frenatura dei nastri con sistemi, differenziati a seconda del tipo e della superficie del materiale
  • cambio rapido dei gruppi separanastri e feltri
  • gruppi separanastri robotizzati
  • taglio delle code dei nastri in automatico
  • pinze mobili per accompagnare automaticamente la testa dei nastri nella morsa dell’aspo avvolgitore
  • scarico coil in automatico
  • sistemi di reggiatura integrati

Tutte le nostre linee di taglio in strisce sono equipaggiate con software sviluppati nel nostro ufficio tecnico. Essi consentono la comunicazione con i programmi gestionali del cliente, la interconnessione con sistemi automatici di cambio utensili e con la linea di imballo nastri, se presente.  E’ inoltre prevista la ‘tele-assistenza’ per il controllo della linea e il service in remoto.

Slitting line for metal coils

Slitting line for coils, metal coils. For widths of up to 2200 mm, thicknesses of up to 18 mm and speeds of up to 400 m/min. The lines are composed of high-precision slitters with quick tooling change for slitter, tensioning device and recoiler. Lines are offered with scrap ballers or scrap choppers. Moving tensioning devices with incorporated levelling. Lines are suitable to process materials used in the automotive and appliance industry, such as stainless steel, pre-painted, cold rolled steel, hot rolled carbon steel, electric steel, copper, brass and titanium.

Pressmach covers 3 Ranges of slitting lines

 

THIN GAUGE SLITTING LINE
Lines dedicated to small thicknesses at high speed.
TECHNICAL DATA

Coils 10 ÷ 30 Tons
Thickness 0.2 ÷ 4 mm
Width 200 ÷ 2200 mm
Speed 200 ÷ 500 m/min

MEDIUM GAUGE SLITTING LINES
Slitting Lines for high production.
TECHNICAL DATA

Coils 15 ÷ 42 Tons
Thickness 0,5 ÷ 12mm
Width 500 ÷ 2200 mm
Speed 100 ÷ 200 m/min

HEAVY GAUGE SLITTING LINES
Slitting lines for coils.

TECHNICAL DATA

Coils 18÷ 60 Tons
Thickness 3 ÷ 18 mm
Width 800 ÷ 2200 mm
Speed 40 ÷ 100 m/min

Slitting Lines

Working with Sheet Metal Coils

What is a Sheet Metal Coil Slitting Line?

 The most basic explanation of what a metal coil slitting (or cutting line) does is, it take enormous rolls (or coils) of precisely created metal and creates smaller sheets and cut sections from the master coil. Sometimes these lines provide appearance treatments, and quality modifications for the metal.

 Though the process may seem about as simple as unrolling a sheet of paper towels, there is a tremendous emphasis on accuracy and precision for each step of the sheet metal coil handling/slitting process.

 The reason there is such precision required for this process is because final customers depend on receiving metal products from the line that meet tolerances often of .01 per inch or less. Additionally, the coatings which are applied during the metal slitting and unrolling process must also be very precise tolerances.

Components of a Metal Coil Slitting Line

 The general layout of a sheet metal coil slitting line includes the following stations and processes:

#1 Coil handling equipment for loading metal coils onto and off of the various metal slitting and processing line.

  Metal coils can weigh many tons depending on the type, gage, dimension and quality of metal being slit. Special lifts remove the metal coils from either tractor-trailers or railroad cars. They are then transported to the first stage of the metal coil line, the uncoiler, with the help of robotic coil handling carts or specially equipped lift trucks.

 Once at the station for uncoiling, the coils can be hoisted into position on to a feeding capstan or directly into the coil processing machine with upenders, hoists, cranes, forklifts, and sometimes onto turnstiles for staging onto the uncoiler.

 #2 The use of Uncoilers for unrolling the coil and controlling the speed of the metal coil into the slit processing line

 The uncoiling machine is generally the first step of active coil processing on a metal coil slitting or processing line. It feeds the coil at carefully regulated and synchronized speed into the processing line, so that there are no deformations introduced unnecessarily by the uncoiling process.

 Depending on the form of the line there may be a direct feed from the uncoiling machine into the levelers, tensioners, edge trimmers, even a portion of the uncoiled metal is allowed to run slack. This is to assist with line regulation and minimizing metal deformation.

#3 Different processing and shaping steps including levelers, feeders, edge trimmers, sheers, punch presses, peelers, straighteners, and notchers.

 There are an almost limitless number of operations that can be performed on a metal slitting and cutting line. Some of these operations are designed to improve the accuracy of the final product, others are designed to improve the appearance, or characteristics of the metal for resisting corrosion and other factors.

 Some of the processes for minimizing deformation and producing the most accurate slitting product, include cut to length, load leveling, tensioners, edge trimmers, in addition to presses and straighteners.

Other lines will add surface preparation such as pickling, acid baths, electroplating, galvanizing, and a variety of surface preparations.

#4 The recoiling equipment for those products that will be shipped in coil form, or sheet unloading equipment and stackers for products that will be sold in sheet or flat form.

 The final product from a metal coil slitting line could either be smaller dimension coils, cut to length metal sheets, or possibly another coil that has been fully coated with a special surface preparation.

 Each one of these steps that composes a metal coil slitting or cut to length line will also have multiple controls and often automation built in to ensure the high precision product required of the metals slitting and coiling industry.

 By understanding the basic components that go into a sheet metal slitting and cutting line, it is easier to understand the factors that affect the performance as well as the cost of these industrial production facilities.