Winders transfer master rolls onto smaller rolls. They also wind loose sheets of material into rolls. They are sometimes wound onto cores but oftentimes not. These rolls can be wound to any length. Consider your work-load and material before purchasing. Some machines are manual while others are automatic.
A winder or rewinder is a machine that winds a web into a roll. There are three types of industrial winders that Rosenthal builds. A Winder or roll-up can be used to convert large master rolls into transfers master rolls onto smaller rolls.
They also wind loose sheets of material into rolls. They are sometimes wound onto cores but oftentimes not. These rolls can be wound to any length. Consider your work-load and material before purchasing. Some machines are manual while others are automatic.
There are three distinct types of winding machines: winders for rewinding a web process such as extruder, laminating, calendering line. Winders for converting large master rolls into smaller yardage rolls. And finally winders for managing trim scrap from a slitting process. All are commonly referred to as winders or rewinders, yet they have distinct differences.
Many materials can be used with a winder. Some include:
Trim your edges while also winding your rolls to reduce downtime.
Slits and rewinds material onto a new core to eliminate extra manufacturing time.
A semi-automatic machine that winds and rewinds large rolls into smaller rolls.
You can program this machine to automatically cut off the desired length of a roll.
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