Used Automatic Slitting Line 1600 mm x 3 mm, 15 t Coil | Galaxie Corporation, Wayne, Michigan, USA

This used Automatic slitting line is available from Galaxie Corporation. It cuts wide steel coil into narrower strips and rewinds them, and it handles coil 600–1,600 mm wide and 0.4–3 mm thick.

It takes coils up to 15,000 kg and 2,000 mm outside diameter, and holds a slit width tolerance of ±0.05 mm. It is supplied as a complete line, from entry coil car to exit coil car.

Key Features

• Entry coil car and dual mandrel uncoiler
• Hold down roll and peeler table
• Pinch rolls and flattener
• Crop shear
• Two looping pits, before and after the slitter head
• Scrap winders
• Tension stand and recoiler
• Exit coil car
• Hydraulics and electrics included

Technical Specifications

• Make: Automatic
• Year: 2010
• Materials: Cold rolled steel, carbon steel, galvanised steel, pre-painted steel
• Material thickness: 0.4–3 mm
• Coil width: 600–1,600 mm
• Coil inner diameter: 508–610 mm
• Max coil outer diameter: 2,000 mm
• Max coil weight: 15,000 kg
• Arbor size: 220 mm
• Slitting width tolerance: ±0.05 mm

Applications

• Slitting steel coil into narrower strips for roll forming
• Preparing strip for tube and pipe production
• Supplying strip to stamping and press shops
• Processing galvanised and pre-painted steel coil

Commercial Details

• Make: Automatic
• Year: 2010
• Condition: Used
• Location: Wayne, Michigan, USA
• Seller: Galaxie Corporation

Frequently Asked Questions

• What coil sizes can this slitting line handle? It takes coil 600–1,600 mm wide, 0.4–3 mm thick, with an inner diameter of 508–610 mm and an outer diameter up to 2,000 mm.
• What is the maximum coil weight? The maximum coil weight is 15,000 kg.
• Which materials can it slit? It is listed for cold rolled steel, carbon steel, galvanised steel and pre-painted steel.
• What should I ask when enquiring? Ask for photos or video of the line running, an inspection opportunity, which tooling and knives are included, the condition of the hydraulics and electrics, and loading and shipping arrangements.