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What does profile wrapping mean? Profile wrapping is a process by which a decorative surface is laminated to a carrier material in rectilinear form. The lamination is carried out with a profile sheathing machine.

The sawing unit (horizontal), and now also the sawing stroke (vertical) are driven by three-phase servos and are digitally synchronised, allowing the best possible cutting quality and a feed speed of up to 110 m/min to be achieved. Because this cutting system completely dispenses with any kind of profile clamping, impressions on the finish and deformed profiles are a thing of the past.

By optimizing the positioning of the SlotCoater as precisely as possible, you will receive a better result in production. This is made possible by a system of scanners, which scan the figures to be processed and align the SlotCoater with the parameters thus determined.

Adhesive application unit for the melting and application of unfilled hot-melt adhesives such as EVA, polyolefin or PUR in granulate and block form. The adhesive to be melted is introduced from above into the Klebertank. The infinitely adjustable slot width adjustment of the nozzle, which also allows for an outside adhesive coating, is achieved by two continuously adjustable slides and is also possible during production.

The RSW roll cutting and wrapping machine is used for the longitudinal cutting of papers and foils made of PVC, PP, PE, PU, ​​sandwich film, laminate, some textiles or metal foils as well as edge material made of veneer, ABS, melamine resin and other materials.

Two pneumatically acting clamping sleeves are used to hold one production and one spare part. A roller end or even material tear leads to the immediate lowering of all transport-determining drives. Subsequently, the roll end of the production roll is glued to the beginning of the spare roll. The adhesive site is followed until the arrival in the encasement zone. The production speed is then raised again to the last value driven. In order to keep the material tensile force constant regardless of the diameter, the roller diameters are continuously measured without contact and the required braking force is adjusted automatically. The scope of delivery includes two set-up aids, which make it much easier to replace and position coating casings during production.

AutoCut is ideal for slitting papers, foils (PVC, PP, PE, PU), sandwich foils, laminates, some textiles, metal foils and edge materials (e.g. veneer, ABS, melamine resin and other materials), depending on the knife system used. An optional upgrade adds ASP (Automatic Slitter Positioning) for disc knives and two line lasers to help align winding reels. Specifications & Features: Working width: 700 mm. Cutting speed: 10-150 m/min. Touch-screen programmability. Fast set-up and exceptionally safe to operate with multiple knife options and easy changeover. Automatic unwinder with powered brake, contactless and diameter-dependent. Controllable, consistent material speed and tension. Available with single or double, overhung winding shafts for easy accessibility. Optional friction shaft. High-power drive motor assures tight reels. Dionization system also available.

Available in three versions with maximum working widths 310 mm, 400 mm and 550 mm.

The innovative screw geometry guarantees consistent melting of high-temperature adhesive granules, such as those required by a wide slot coater. Granules are heated to melting temperature by the friction within the extruder. The melt temperatures are achieved automatically, regardless of the nature of the adhesive. Adhesive does not collect in the extruder because of the continual screw action. Powermelt can be retrofitted to all machines and for all applications.