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It is no longer just a machine performing the task of "slitting", but as a core engine, it is reshaping the production process in all directions, driving a doubling of overall efficiency.

Slitting is the "last mile" connecting mass production and individual needs.

A 'business partner' that best matches your current operations and future development in terms of accuracy, efficiency, stability, and cost.

Through data collection, analysis and execution, it has become a bridge between the virtual digital world and the physical manufacturing world.

Slitting, professionally known as "longitudinal slitting", is a process of slitting a wide coil into multiple narrow coils through a circular knife rotating at high speed according to the process requ

According to the requirements of downstream processes or the end customer, it is slit into multiple narrow-width, small-diameter sub-rolls.

Before talking about the model, it's essential to have a deep understanding of the material you're going to slit.

Its core function is to accurately and efficiently cut large widths of original rolls of hot stamping foil into narrow rolls of the required width according to production needs.

Its core mission is to accurately and non-destructively slice wide master rolls into narrow rolls of various widths required by customers.

It is not only a machine that "cuts things", but also a strategic investment that "cuts out benefits" and "cuts out competitiveness".