
For the slitting machine, in the process of processing, the requirements for the process are very important, so generally speaking, what requirements do the processes of the slitting machine need to meet?
1. The control of the slitting machine is divided into two types: static and dynamic slitting: it stops precisely when the set length arrives, then the static slitting process, and restarts the operation after slitting; When the set length arrives, the slitting signal is sent without stopping, and the slitting machine dynamically slits and processes during the data movement.
2. The slitting machine should stop the fixed length slitting processing of the whole roll or the whole raw material, such as plastic packaging materials, packaging cartons, steel plates, films, leather, wood chips, etc.
3. The length of the slitting machine can be set continuously, if there is an error in the actual slitting length, it is easy to stop the calibration by setting the parameters.
4. The important performance index of the slitting machine is the slitting accuracy, and the length of the waste product has good divergence.
Therefore, in the production, the slitting machine needs to meet these process requirements, so as to ensure its good performance.

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