1. Machine Specifications The specifications of a decoiler machine play a pivotal role in its cost. Machines that can handle larger coil weights or widths typically come at a premium. Additionally, the speed at which the machine can unwind the coils will impact the price; higher speeds usually mean a higher cost due to the need for more robust components and technology.
2. Precision Engineering These machines utilize state-of-the-art technology to achieve high precision. CNC (Computer Numerical Control) systems are often employed to control various parameters, allowing for meticulous adjustments and higher quality control.
- Manufacturing In factories, shear machines cut raw materials into specific sizes to meet the production requirements of various components.
1. Regular Inspection Frequently check the blades for dullness or damage. Keeping blades sharp improves cutting efficiency and reduces the risk of metal deformation.
1. Slitting The first step involves taking large steel coils, known as pickled coils, from the hot rolling process and slitting them into narrower coils or strips. This is done using circular blades that cut the coils to the desired width.
