In-depth comparison of the two mainstream slitting machines, rotary type and cutterhead type, provides a scientific basis for manufacturers to choose in the face of diversified slitting needs.
The rotary slitting machine is known for its continuous operation and high efficiency, and is suitable for high-speed slitting of soft materials such as film and foil. This type of equipment accurately cuts through a fast-rotating round knife, ensuring the flatness and cutting accuracy of the material. The advantages are fast cutting speeds, high throughput, and easy maintenance, making them suitable for large-scale production needs.
In contrast, cutterhead slitters show their advantages when dealing with hard or thicker materials. Tangential or non-tangential slitting is done by the relative motion of the upper and lower disc knives, and although the accuracy is slightly inferior to that of the rotary type, it is highly adaptable and can handle a wider range of material thicknesses and hardnesses. The tool can be adjusted flexibly, and the slitting width can be quickly changed according to the need, which is suitable for fine slitting of paper, plastic plate and other materials.
When choosing a slitting machine, you need to consider material characteristics, production efficiency, accuracy requirements and cost budget. The rotary slitting machine is more suitable for the processing of soft materials in pursuit of continuous production; The cutterhead type, on the other hand, is ideal for handling a wide range of tasks, especially on hard materials. Understanding the characteristics and limitations of both models will help companies make more informed investment decisions and improve overall production efficiency and market competitiveness.