Laminated Film Slitting And Rewinding Equipment

Laminated Film Slitting And Rewinding Equipment

Laminated Film Slitting and Rewinding Equipment converts wide laminated film rolls into finished rolls with controlled slit widths and winding conditions. It is used for multilayer packaging films, printed laminates, barrier structures and other flexible film materials. Configuration is selected from film structure, thickness, master-roll dimensions, finished widths, core size and rewind diameter.
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Product Introduction

 

Laminated Film Slitting and Rewinding Equipment converts wide laminated film rolls into finished rolls with controlled slit widths and winding conditions. It is used for multilayer packaging films, printed laminates, barrier structures and other flexible film materials. Configuration is selected from film structure, thickness, master-roll dimensions, finished widths, core size and rewind diameter.

 

Laminated Film Applications

Multilayer Films

Processes laminated film structures with different layer combinations, thicknesses and surface characteristics.

Flexible Packaging

Produces slit rolls for pouches, bags, wrapping materials and other flexible packaging processes.

Printed Laminates

Handles printed laminated webs where controlled web movement is required during slitting and rewinding.

Barrier Films

Suitable for laminated structures containing barrier layers and other functional film layers.

 

Material Compatibility

 

Film Structure
Machine settings are matched to layer construction, film stiffness, friction and stretch behavior.


Film Thickness
A typical processing range is 20–200 μm, depending on material construction and winding requirements.


Surface Properties
Film surface friction and coating characteristics are considered when selecting slitting and winding settings.

 

Slitting Requirements

Finished Width

Knife positions are arranged according to the required finished-roll widths and master-roll utilization.

Edge Quality

Slitting method and knife settings are selected according to film thickness and laminate structure.

Roll Quantity

The cutting layout is determined by master-roll width, finished widths and required roll quantity.

 

Rewinding Control

 

Tension
The working tension range can be configured within approximately 20–300 N, according to material and roll dimensions.


Roll Hardness
Winding conditions are adjusted to obtain the required finished-roll density from the core to the outer diameter.


Core Size
Common core sizes are 3 in and 6 in, with other dimensions available according to the finished-roll specification.

 

Technical Parameters

 

Parameter

Typical Range

Maximum Web Width

1,300–2,500 mm

Film Thickness

20–200 μm

Maximum Slitting Speed

Up to 400 m/min

Finished Slit Width

50–2,500 mm

Maximum Rewind Diameter

600–1,000 mm

Core Diameter

3 / 6 in

Slitting Method

Razor / Circular Knife

Web Tension

20–300 N

Material Type

Laminated / Multilayer Film

 

Web Handling

 

Unwinding
The unwind section is selected according to master-roll width, diameter, core and weight.


Web Guiding
Guiding maintains web position through the slitting path to keep finished widths consistent.


Tension Control
Unwind and rewind settings are coordinated according to material thickness and roll build-up.

 

Slitting Configuration

Knife Arrangement

Knife quantity and spacing follow the finished-width combination required for each production run.

Differential Winding

Differential winding accommodates multiple finished rolls while allowing controlled winding resistance.

Product Changeover

Knife positions, cores and winding settings can be arranged around the required product range.

 

Finished-Roll Quality

 

Roll Alignment
Controlled web tracking supports consistent alignment of finished roll edges.


Winding Uniformity
Winding pressure and tension are adjusted according to material behavior and finished-roll diameter.


Slit Edge
The cutting method is selected according to film thickness and laminate construction to meet the required edge condition.

 

Production Fit

Master Roll

Key input data includes master-roll width, outside diameter, core diameter and roll weight.

Finished Roll

Finished width, rewind diameter, core size and roll quantity determine the winding arrangement.

Production Speed

Target speed is selected according to material thickness, laminate structure, web behavior and winding requirements.

 

Configuration Selection

 

Standard Film
Conventional laminated film structures can use a standard slitting and rewinding arrangement based on the required widths and roll sizes.


Thin Film
Thin materials require closer control of tension, guiding and winding pressure.


Wide Web
Wide master rolls require suitable unwind capacity, guiding travel and knife positioning.

 

Quality & Manufacturing

Process Control

Production covers component processing, machine assembly, electrical integration and functional testing.

Production Capacity

The manufacturing operation includes approximately 5,000 m² of production space and 13+ workstations for processing, assembly and testing.

Final Testing

Web movement, slitting operation, winding functions and machine controls are checked before shipment

 

FAQ

 

Q: What laminated films can this equipment process?

A: It can be configured for multilayer packaging films, printed laminates, barrier films and other roll-fed laminated structures.

Q: What film thickness can be processed?

A: A typical range is 20–200 μm. The applicable range depends on film construction, stiffness and winding conditions.

Q: What information is required for machine selection?

A: The main data are film structure, thickness, master-roll dimensions, finished widths, core size, rewind diameter and target speed.

Q: Can different finished widths be produced?

A: Yes. Knife spacing and the winding arrangement can be configured for different finished-width combinations.

Q: What affects finished-roll quality?

A: Film structure, thickness, surface friction, web tension, winding pressure, core condition and rewind diameter affect the finished roll.

Q: How is the final configuration determined?

A: The configuration is based on the actual film data, master-roll specifications, finished-roll requirements and production conditions.

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