
We also have to do some common ways to deal with the common faults of the slitting machine, so let's talk about the common faults of the slitting machine.
1. The slitting machine winding is uneven, mainly because the paper core is not applicable. Just change the core to the desired inner diameter. In addition, in the winding process, the winding pressure roller should be used to avoid the problem of uneven winding.
2. The meter is not accurate. When this problem occurs, the two wheels of the counting wheel can touch the feeding rubber roller at the same time and mark on the counting wheel. If you count 5 turns manually, then count 1 meter, otherwise replace.
3. When the middle part of the semi-finished product is loose, it is closely related to uneven gluing and uneven substrate. At this time, the bow roller should be adjusted to make its support flat, or the tension of the unwinding shaft should be increased, and the substrate should be compacted with a knife tube.
4. If there are wrinkles when the semi-finished product is wound, the pressure of the tensioning cylinder can be increased appropriately.
5. When the finished product is coiled, whether the tension of the winding shaft is too tight or closely related to the glue.

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