Slitting Lines are custom designed for coil processors.August 13, 2004 - Slitting Lines produce precision slit, tight, straight-walled slit coils at production rates up to 5 master coils per hour with as many as 20 different setups per shift. Systems handle 10,000–80,000 lb coils with speeds to 1,500 fpm, thicknesses from 0.005–0.375 in., and widths from 18–24 in. Features include dual indexing transfer slitter heads, keyless slitting arbors, power tooling lock-up, and roll-only tension stand for damage-free slit coils.
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Original Press release
Chicago Slitter, A Unit Of The RDI Group
1025 W. Thorndale Ave.
Itasca, IL, 60143 1365
USA
Chicago Slitter Offers Slitting Line Solutions for Coil Processors
Itasca, Illinois, August 4, 2004 - Chicago Slitter, a leading designer and manufacturer of metal coil processing equipment, offers custom engineered slitting lines designed to routinely produce precision slit, tight, straight-walled slit coils at production rates up to 5 master coils per hour with as many as 20 different set-ups per shift. Chicago Slitter specializes in machine design for surface sensitive materials including pre-painted, polished or embossed metals.
Chicago Slitter slitting line specifications range from 10,000-80,000 pound coils with speeds to 1,500 feet per minute, thicknesses from 0.005-0.375 inches, at widths from 18 - 84 inches. All lines include as standard equipment:
• Dual indexing transfer slitter heads for setup on one slitter head while the other is engaged,
• Power Tooling Lock-Up which is a hydraulically powered mechanism that locks up the slitter head tooling in seconds eliminating jet nuts,
• Keyless slitting arbors for faster set-ups and longer tooling life,
• Roll-only tension stand design that assures damage-free slit coils and quality recoiling.
For more on precision slitting lines, please call (630)875-9800 or visit our web site at www.chicagoslitter.com.
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