Used BMI Dual Head Loop Slitting Line 1400 mm x 6 mm | Galaxie Corporation, Wayne, Michigan, USA

This used BMI dual head loop slitting line is available from Galaxie Corporation. It slits steel coil into narrower strips and rewinds them, and handles hot-rolled and cold-rolled material from 0.8 mm to 6 mm thick and up to 1,400 mm wide.

The line runs left to right from uncoiler to recoiler at 50–120 m/min depending on size. It is driven by AC and DC motors, including a 110 kW recoiler motor and a 55 kW slitter motor, and has a 30-tonne hydraulic coil car. It can be inspected under power and operating.

Key Features

• Slitter head moves on rail
• Loop table between slitter and recoiler
• Three-roll leveler with pinch roll and hydraulic shear
• Scrap winder and tension pad
• Hydraulic expansion and contraction, press-down and automatic coil clamping
• Hardened cutter shafts (45 HRC+) with rotary knives, spacers, rubber rings and separator discs for different slit widths
• AC and DC electrical panels with operation board and VFD control on key drives

Technical Specifications

• Brand: BMI
• Year: 2007
• Material: Hot-rolled and cold-rolled steel coil
• Thickness range: 0.8–6 mm
• Maximum strip width: 1,400 mm
• Slitting speed: 50–120 m/min (size-dependent)
• Scrap width: 3–10 mm
• Uncoiler inside diameter: 480–600 mm (with liner)
• Coil outside diameter: Up to 2,000 mm
• Recoiler inside diameter: 500 mm
• Coil car capacity: 30 t (hydraulic)
• Recoiler motor: 110 kW
• Slitter motor: 55 kW
• Total electrical load: approx. 450 kVA
• Arbor size: 11 inches
• Line direction: Left to right

Applications

• Slitting steel coil into narrower strips
• Supplying strip to roll forming and tube mills
• Preparing coil for stamping and fabrication
• Steel service centre coil processing

Commercial Details

• Make: BMI
• Year: 2007
• Condition: Used
• Location: Wayne, Michigan, USA
• Seller: Galaxie Corporation

Frequently Asked Questions

• What material and thickness can it slit? It processes hot-rolled and cold-rolled steel coil from 0.8 mm to 6 mm thick, up to 1,400 mm wide.
• How fast does it run? Line speed is 50–120 m/min depending on the size being slit.
• What coil sizes can it handle? Coils up to 2,000 mm outside diameter, loaded by a 30-tonne hydraulic coil car.
• What should I ask when enquiring? Ask about seeing it running under power, inspection arrangements, which tooling and spare knives and spacers are included, electrical and control details, and loading and shipping.