CONTECH
Goddard, KS 67052
Inline Sheeter/Stacker gently processes material.
Designed for constant operation, system is automation engineered to operate inline without stopping user's existing production line. System edge trims pressure- and light-sensitive material with score slitter, and flying knife cutter locks on at web speed to cut exact length. Vacuum pick-and-place system locates itself on sheet, picks it up, and carries it to cart, which is built with multiple...
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Sheeter protects and stacks material.
Dual-Axis Sheeter provides multiple roll, continuous sheeting at high speeds without damaging material. Paper from 6 rolls, 6,000 lb each, is taken and collected in Festoon accumulator to facilitate continuous sheeting. Blade in sheeter moves down and across to prevent chipping of material edge. Dual gripper system stacks material without stopping machine. Sheets can be stagger-stacked with 1 and...
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Sheeter offers small footprint for cramped production floor.
Roll-Fed Sheeter undwinds 2 different rolls of aluminum foil laminated paper at 90Ã-
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Slitter/Sheeter/Stacker suits existing production processes.
Working seamlessly with next operation in production line, Slitter/Sheeter/Stacker is designed to operate in-line and non-stop. It slits and sheets material and then stacks it, using reciprocating-finger-tray stacking station. Stack is delivered to conveyor for continuous auto-unload. System is built to customer's specifications, making it compatible with existing plant equipment.
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Die Cutter cycles at 90 hits per minute.
Small Format Web-Fed Die-Cutter cycles at high speed, making it an economical alternative to large-format die-cutters. The 12 in. x 16 in., 20 ton die-cutter is optically registered for cutting accuracy, and can thermal die-cut, emboss, deboss, hot and cold steel-rule die-cut and steel-rule kiss-cut. Unit is custom built for compatibility with existing plant equipment.
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Die-Cutting System handles delicate materials.
Multiple Roll Die-Cutting System handles nonwoven roll material with low-tension pull to avoid stretching. Webs from multiple rolls are brought through ultrasonic welder (to combine material) and inkjet printer (to print part numbers and lettering). Optically registered, belt-fed die-cutter cuts out finished parts, which are then removed from belt onto conveyor for operator collection.
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Laminating System processes delicate materials.
Sheet-Fed Laminating/Die-Cutting system feeds sheets of foam through water-heated laminating station, laminates 2 layers of adhesive to top of material, and laminates substrate to bottom. It feeds sheets to optically registered die-cutter, which cuts out final product. Product is removed from matrix by knockout station onto side-exiting conveyor. Matrix is sheeter cut to conveyor for waste...
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Die-Cutting System processes magnetic material.
Sheet- or roll-fed die-cutting system is suitable for sheet or web production. Printed paper goes through heated over-laminate unit, then receives under-laminate of magnetic material. Optically registered die-cutter cuts out product. Finished product is knocked out of web at knock-out station, conveyed to operator, and remaining matrix is scrap cut. Product can also be left in web, sheeted into...
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Sheeter/Stacker offers continuous operation.
Non-Stop Inline Sheeter/Stacker takes material coming off production system and sheets it; sheets are then stagger-stacked onto pallets that are automatically changed out when full. Festoon-type accumulator allows on-the-fly change out. While pallets are being changed, accumulator collects web so web does not have to stop.
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Slitter/Sheeter offers shaftless unwind.
Roll-Fed System slits and sheets rolls of material weighing up to 8,000 lb. Material is slit, accumulated through controlled gravity loops to restrict material stretch, and cut using gap shear cutter. Gripper stacker grabs sheets and stacks them for use. Operator needs only to load roll, adjust sheet length and slit width, and unload stacks of finished material for next processing operation.
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