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Slitter Rewinder (Auxiliary)

A slitter rewinder cuts wide jumbo rolls into the exact widths your bag machines and presses need, and rewinds them with controlled tension. It can be quoted together with your main line.

Definition

What a slitter rewinder does

The machine unwinds a wide film roll, slits it into two or more narrower rolls with rotary or razor blades, and rewinds each web at controlled tension. It turns stock rolls into ready-to-use rolls for bag making, printing or lamination.

Slitter rewinder illustration — wide film slit and rewound into narrow rolls
Illustration

Specifications

What to specify

ParameterDetails
Web widthThe widest roll you need to convert.
Slit widthsThe finished roll widths required for your bag machines.
Roll diameterUnwind and rewind diameters for your handling equipment.
Film thicknessThin films need gentler tension control.
Tension controlAutomatic tension keeps roll hardness consistent across the width.

In the line

Where it sits in the line

01

After the film line

Wide film is slit into bag-machine widths before storage or delivery.

02

After printing

Printed rolls are slit to final width and rewound for bag making.

03

Before lamination

Multiple webs are trimmed to exact width for laminating.

How to choose

How to match a slitter rewinder

01

List your roll sizes

Jumbo width, slit widths and roll diameters define the machine size.

02

State the film range

Thickness and material affect blade type and tension control.

03

Ask for a line proposal

The slitter rewinder is configured with your line and quoted as auxiliary equipment.

Buyers ask

Frequently asked
questions

Why not just buy film in finished widths?

Wide rolls are cheaper and more efficient to produce; slitting lets one stock roll feed several bag widths.

What films can be slit?

PE, PP, BOPP and laminated films are typical; blade and tension settings depend on thickness.

Can it run in line or offline?

Both — standalone units are common, and it can be positioned after printing or the film line.

Is it a separate purchase?

It is auxiliary equipment and can be quoted together with the main line.

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