Product Overview
The Computer Adjust Thin Blade Machine is used for longitudinal slitting and scoring of corrugated board during corrugated board production. It is typically installed after the Double Facer and before the NC Sheet Cutter in a corrugated board production line.
The machine uses a computer-controlled positioning system to adjust the locations of slitting blades and scoring wheels according to the production order. It is suitable for processing different board widths and box specifications without manual positioning of each tool.
Different configurations are available to match various production line widths and production capacities.
Key Features
Computer-Controlled Positioning
Blade holders and scoring wheels are positioned automatically according to the selected production order.
Thin Blade Slitting
Thin circular blades are used for longitudinal cutting of corrugated board to obtain clean slitting edges.
Automatic Order Change
The machine can store multiple production orders and automatically adjust blade and scorer positions when switching between jobs.
Independent Slitting and Scoring Adjustment
Slitting blades and scoring wheels can be adjusted independently according to different carton dimensions.
PLC Control System
Machine operation and parameter settings are managed through a PLC and touch screen interface.
Compatible with Corrugated Board Production Lines
Designed for integration with complete corrugated board production lines.
Technical Parameters
| Model | 2000 | 2500 | 3000 |
| Dimensions | 2800*2200*1550 | 3300*2200*1550 | 3800*2200*1550 |
| Motor power (kw) | 5.5+3.4 | 5.5+3.4 | 9.5+5.5 |
| Maximum slitting width (mm) | 1800 | 2300 | 2500 |
| Maximum paper feed (mm) | 2000 | 2000 | 2500 |
| Minimum slitting width (mm) | 140 | 140 | 140 |
| Minimum cutting length (mm) | 320 | 320 | 435 |
| Minimum crimping width (mm) | 55 | 55 | 55 |
| Creasing height (mm) | 0-10 | 0-10 | 0-10 |
| Blade specifications (mm) | Φ200*122*1.2 | Φ200*122*1.2 | Φ200*122*1.2 |
| Creasing wheel (mm) | Φ156 | Φ156 | Φ185 |
| Crimping shaft | Φ86 | Φ86 | Φ110 |
| Slitting line form | 4 knives 6 lines / 5 knives 8 lines/According to your requirement | ||
Available Models
| Model | Working Width |
|---|---|
| 1400 | 1400 mm |
| 1800 | 1800 mm |
| 2200 | 2200 mm |
| 2500 | 2500 mm |
Suitable Materials
Suitable for:
- 3 Ply Corrugated Board
- 5 Ply Corrugated Board
- 7 Ply Corrugated Board
- Kraft Liner
- Testliner
- White Top Liner
- Corrugating Medium
Applications
Suitable for:
- Corrugated Board Plants
- Carton Factories
- Packaging Companies
Common applications include:
- Shipping Cartons
- Industrial Packaging
- Food Packaging
- Agricultural Packaging
- E-commerce Cartons
Working Process
Paper Rolls
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Corrugating
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Gluing
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Double Facer
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Computer Adjust Thin Blade Machine
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NC Sheet Cutter
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Stacking
Why Choose This Machine
- Computer-controlled blade positioning
- Automatic adjustment for different production orders
- Thin blade slitting for corrugated board
- Compatible with complete corrugated board production lines
- Suitable for different board widths and carton specifications
Recommended Industries
Suitable for:
- Corrugated Board Manufacturers
- Carton Box Factories
- Packaging Companies
- Paper Converting Plants
FAQ
1. What is a Computer Adjust Thin Blade Machine?
It is a machine used for longitudinal slitting and scoring of corrugated board. Blade and scorer positions are adjusted automatically through a computer control system.
2. Where is this machine installed?
It is normally installed after the Double Facer and before the NC Sheet Cutter in a corrugated board production line.
3. What materials can it process?
It is suitable for 3 ply, 5 ply, and 7 ply corrugated board made from kraft liner, testliner, white top liner, and corrugating medium.
4. Can the machine store multiple production orders?
Yes. Depending on the control system configuration, multiple production orders can be stored and selected for automatic adjustment.
5. Does the machine require manual adjustment?
Blade and scorer positioning is performed automatically by the computer control system. Manual adjustment may still be required during maintenance or tool replacement.
