Cut to Length Line Machine in Ethiopia

Condition
New
Listing ID
40996
Location
Ethiopia

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8-15

Not include the time of cutting

Forming stations

upper4 buttom 5

Thickness of structure

16mm

Forming shaft diameter(mm)

90

transmission

gear

Sleeve

galvanized pipe with color coating

Type of cutting

Roll formed and length-set cutting

Control system

PLC Panasonic Inverter

Install dimension(depend on the final design)

2.2m×1.35m×1.2m

Total weight (Approx)

1.5T


A Cut-to-Length (CTL) Line Machine is essential in metal processing, designed to uncoil, straighten, measure, and cut metal sheets from a coil into flat sheets of specified lengths. These machines are commonly used in industries where precision and efficiency in sheet metal cutting are required, such as in automotive, construction, and appliance manufacturing. Here’s a quick overview of how they work and the benefits they offer:

How It Works

  1. Uncoiling: The metal coil is loaded and uncoiled to feed into the machine.
  2. Leveling: The material passes through a leveling section, which straightens it to remove any coil set or curvature.
  3. Measuring and Feeding: The sheet is measured to ensure precise cuts, with the line speed adjusted to match the required length.
  4. Cutting: Finally, the sheet is cut to the specified length using a shear, typically hydraulic or mechanical.

Key Benefits

  • Precision Cutting: Offers highly accurate cuts in terms of length and width, crucial for manufacturing specifications.
  • Efficiency: Automates the process of cutting multiple sheets, reducing manual handling and increasing throughput.
  • Versatility: Handles various metal types and thicknesses, including steel, aluminum, and stainless steel.

Types of Cut-to-Length Line Machines

  • Simple Line: Ideal for smaller operations with lighter gauges and lower speeds.
  • Medium Gauge Line: Suitable for moderate thicknesses and higher volume requirements.
  • Heavy Gauge Line: Built for thicker materials and heavy-duty applications.

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