What you need for a flawless printed reel slitting process?

If you want to attain perfection in the hygiene business, it is critical that the slitting of the printed reel is exactly aligned with the printing machine.

If you want to create a properly centered image in each final reel in the hygiene business, the slitting of the printed reel must be perfectly aligned with the printing machine. Furthermore, you'll require a rewinder that can eliminate material waste during reel changes.

Slitting is often done with a non-woven slitter rewinder, which can be off-line, integrated directly into the printing machine, or part of the lamination line itself if the printed output is to be laminated.

Know how it is done

Slitting is often done with a slitter rewinder, which can be off-line, integrated directly into the printing machine, or part of the lamination line itself if the printed output is to be laminated. In today's sanitary sector, two distinct instances can be considered:

·         The converter works with laminated printed reels.

·         The converter does the laminating of the provided printed reels on its own.

In the first scenario, the supplier must carry the printed reel to the laminating line, where it will be coated and slitted using an in-line slitting winder, but in the second case, the supplier must merely slit the printed reel into the desired number of finished reels.

We can employ centre turret or surface-driven winders to rewind the printed and slitted material, resulting in finished reels ready to be transferred to the converter.

Conclusion

This will eventually save you time and eliminate material waste, resulting in a high-quality, defect-free product that requires no further downtime.