Cigarette packaging enterprises cleverly use guiders to stay away from the troubles of guiding lines
We can often find a line about 2mm wide (usually black) on the printed proofs of large-format cigarette packs. This line is used for web web guiding in the process of web gravure cigarette packaging. Due to the very strict registration accuracy of cigarette packs, the positioning of the paper edge generally does not meet the requirements. Whether it is gravure trimming, web hot stamping, and circular die-cutting in the subsequent process, this line is indispensable and very important for the lateral positioning of the web.
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Application of guiding and Tension in Corrugated Paper
Faced with the constantly rising costs of cardboard companies, cardboard and cardboard companies are increasingly paying attention to the purchase of correction and tension control systems.
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Application of photoelectric guiding and hydraulic guiding in printing machines
The photoelectric correction controller is an automatic control system that controls and corrects the position deviation of thin materials in high-speed transmission.
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Three typical applications of web guiding systems
Unwinding guiding: Ensure that the coil is always exported from the pre-set position during the unwinding process, so as to accurately enter the next process.
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Application of correction equipment on mask machines
Masks are made of multi-layer non-woven fabric, melt blown fabric, nose clips, ear hooks, etc. It is processed by a mask machine through rewinding, laminating and bonding, cutting and forming, and welding ear hooks. At present, many enterprises have switched to producing a large number of simple masks (mainly flat masks, with a speed of dozens of pieces per minute), which basically meets the huge demand for masks. With the evolution of the global virus, the demand for N95 mask machines will become mainstream, and the market has also put forward higher requirements for the production speed and product quality of masks.
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