Slitting and Rewinding Systems for Nonwovens
topic
Nonwoven slitting machines cut wide production rolls of 2 to 5 metre width into narrower rolls of defined widths using rotary knife, razor blade, or score-cut slitting heads at speeds of 200 to 800 metres per minute, with rewinding onto cores of defined diameter and maximum roll weight coordinated for converting line requirements or customer shipping specifications, with tension and tracking control preventing telescoping and roll quality defects.
Role
Converts full-production-width nonwoven rolls into customer-specific widths required for hygiene product converting lines, medical packaging, and industrial application equipment, with slitting precision and roll quality including edge quality, roll hardness, and absence of telescoping being primary quality requirements for nonwoven rolls supplied to high-speed converting operations where roll defects cause converting machine downtime.