Datasheets, videos and engineering answers
Everything an engineer needs before talking to sales: full line specifications in PDF, real machines running in customer plants, and the questions we get asked most in project reviews.
Line datasheets (PDF)
Two-page datasheet: headline specifications, full parameters, standard and optional configuration, FAT and service scope.
Two-page datasheet: headline specifications, full parameters, standard and optional configuration, FAT and service scope.
Two-page datasheet: headline specifications, full parameters, standard and optional configuration, FAT and service scope.
Two-page datasheet: headline specifications, full parameters, standard and optional configuration, FAT and service scope.
Two-page datasheet: headline specifications, full parameters, standard and optional configuration, FAT and service scope.
Articles and guides
Engineering notes on how cut-to-length, slitting and stacking lines work, how to size them, and what datasheet figures mean: width classes, standard vs high-speed, tolerances, thin CRGO, shop layout.
Slitting, cut-to-length, cut-and-stack and stacking machines side by side, with a which-line-do-you-need table and the specifications that matter.
Foundation, power, compressed air, handling, test coils and people: the preparation list from our technical specifications, with the reasons behind each item.
What to check at the factory and site acceptance tests, and a weekly maintenance checklist built from our service records.
Field notes from installations and trade shows: India, Morocco, Kazakhstan, CWIEME Berlin, EPOWER Shanghai and Middle East Energy.
See the machines run
Cut-to-length, slitting, stacking and warehouse systems filmed in customer plants – real production, no renders.
Answer a few questions about your laminations and volume; get a recommended configuration and an engineer follow-up.
Lines filmed in customer plants in Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan – what export delivery looks like in practice.
Delivered core shops and lines, with the equipment list and what changed for the customer.
Need a figure that is not in the datasheet?
Send us your lamination drawing and target output. Our engineers calculate sheets per minute and cores per shift for your own core design before quoting.
