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    48" X 7.5" TERMINAL EQUIPMENT

    48" X 7.5" TERMINAL EQUIPMENT SLITTING LINE (13942)

    • Manufacturer: TERMINAL EQUIP

    48" X 7.5" TERMINAL EQUIPMENT SLITTING LINE (13942) (Used) 48" x 7.5" Terminal Equipment Slitting Line (13942) MACHINE 13942 Line was Rebuilt in 1999/2000 by L & M Equipment Consisting of the following:-Entry Coi...

    North Branford, CT
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    1965 BRANER 48"

    1965 BRANER 48"

    • Manufacturer: Braner

    48" (1219mm) X 4.75" (121mm) BRANER SLITTING LINE (13786) MACHINE 13786 48" x 4.75" x 20,000lb Slitting Line -48" Wide -20,000 lb. Capacity Consisting of the following:-Entry Coil Car: Progressive, New in 1993 Mo...

    North Branford, CT
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    2022 DCM ATN Leopard LMA

    2022 DCM ATN Leopard LMA

    • Manufacturer: DCM

    Technical data: Maximum parent roll width: 1420 mm Minimum parent roll width: 600 mm Maximum parent roll diameter: 1500 mm Maximum parent roll weight: 2500 kg Maximum unwinding tension (Ø1500 mm): 600 N...

    Berlin, Germany

Overview

Slitters and slitting lines are specialized machines used in the metalworking industry to cut large coils of material into narrower strips. These machines are essential for processing metals like steel, aluminum, and copper, ensuring precise cuts and high productivity. Slitters are ideal for applications requiring high accuracy and efficiency in material handling.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used slitter or slitting line?

Consider the machine's age, condition, and previous usage. Check for maintenance records and ensure the machine meets your specific cutting requirements and production capacity.

How do I ensure the slitter is shipped safely to my location?

Use a reputable transport service specializing in heavy machinery. Ensure the machine is properly secured, protected from weather elements, and handled with care during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a slitter or slitting line?

Regular maintenance includes checking blade sharpness, alignment, and tension, as well as inspecting the drive system and lubrication levels. Consult the manufacturer’s manual for detailed maintenance intervals.