Converting Lines

Converting Lines

General features of the units that make up the production line of the paper collection machines for sanitary paper (the production lines for Paper Napkin that are entirely self-designed, the production lines for toilet roll and paper towels, the production lines for Z-fold dispenser towels, V-fold dispenser towels, and facial tissue, numerous machines for packaging and cardboard).

UNWINDING UNIT

UNWINDING UNIT

This is where the coil paper is unwound and delivered to the machine to begin processing. Depending on the diameter of the coil axis, different coil heads can be attached to the coil and inserted in the unwinding unit. The coil width differs by the machine specifications.

A coil with a minimum diameter of 1550 mm and a maximum diameter of 2500 mm can be attached to the unwinding unit.

It can be either a single or double in the machine, depending on the customer’s requirements. It is capable of working with single, double, or triple layers of semi-finished goods. The shaft system requires the operator to remove and reinstall the shaft in order for pneumatic/hydraulic driven arms to automatically raise it off the ground. It can be loaded directly with a crane, depending on the diameter of the intermediate product. It issues a warning through the coil over the photocell on the main panel. The entire unit is powered by an AC motor.

Groups for Unwinding Unit:

  1. Drive Group: This is the group where the belts that enable the coil to rotate are driven.
  2. Baller Group: This is the group where the tension of the paper supplied from the coil to the machine is adjusted.
  3. Hydraulic Mirror Group: This is the group where the coil is attached to the unit to rotate through the bearings and allows the coil to be shifted left and right.
  4. Paper Processing Group: This is the group where the paper is unwound from the coil that is attached to the unit is brought to the exit of the unit.
  5. Walking Group: This is the group where there are walking paths that allow access to the points where the coil must have interfered during its placement on the unit.