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In 2025, KINGREAL STEEL SLITTER continued its global expansion, with multiple projects progressing smoothly. Through continuous technological innovation and excellent customer service, KINGREAL STEEL SLITTER continued to achieve new breakthroughs in the international market.
2025 Metal Slitting Machine Project
2025 Metal Cut to Length Line Project
2025 Steel Perforated Machine Project
One of the most important factors for guaranteeing the quality of narrow strips is precise slitting. Whether stainless steel, steel, aluminum alloy, copper, PPGI, cold-rolled, or hot-rolled, keeping tight tolerances during slitting is immediately connected to product quality, downstream processing efficiency, and customer satisfaction. Narrow strips might be rejected even for small differences in slit width, edge defects, or changes in material curvature.
Steel coil slitting machines are one of the most important coil processing equipment in the metalworking industry. With the rapid development of modern industry, the emergence of steel coil slitting lines has significantly improved customers' production efficiency and quality. Leveraging its accumulated technical expertise and innovation in the steel coil slitting machine field, KINGREAL STEEL SLITTER is able to provide customized steel coil slitting line solutions tailored to customers' diverse production needs, meeting the diverse demands of the market.
A coil cut to length machine is a highly efficient coil processing line used primarily to cut large coils of metal into precisely cut lengths of sheet metal. Particularly in the automobile industry, where it is absolutely necessary, this coil cut to length line is very popular across several industrial areas. Offering manufacturers high-precision, high-efficiency manufacturing solutions, coil cut to length machines can handle a broad spectrum of materials including steel, aluminum, stainless steel, copper, and PPGI. The functioning mechanisms, benefits, and particular automotive manufacturing uses of coil cut to length lines will be discussed in this article.
Simple coil slitting lines are metal coil processing equipment used to cut metal coils into narrow strips of specific widths. These narrow strips, after secondary processing, are widely used in industries such as automotive, infrastructure, home appliances, and HVAC systems. As a professional simple coil slitting machine manufacturer, KINGREAL STEEL SLITTER is committed to providing customers with suitable simple coil slitting lines to produce narrow strips that meet the needs of various industries. This article will focus on simple coil slitting machines and their working principles in the metal coil slitting process to provide a deeper understanding of simple coil slitting lines.
A simply cut to length line is a crucial piece of coil processing equipment, designed to cut raw materials horizontally according to customer needs and prepare them for subsequent forming processes. The material processed by the simple cut to length line is typically used for a single forming process, such as sheet metal stamping, bending, and stretch forming. Simply cut to length lines are widely favored due to their small footprint and suitability for processing thin, lightweight metal materials, making them particularly suitable for small-scale production or for those new to the industry. This article details the basic configuration of a simple cut to length line, hoping to provide valuable reference.
Heavy gauge slitting line is designed specifically for processing metal coils ranging in thickness from 6 to 25 mm. It boasts a wide range of material compatibility, processing a variety of metals, including hot-rolled steel, cold-rolled steel, stainless steel, galvanized steel, PPGI, and copper. These heavy gauge slitting machines are widely used in heavy industries such as steel-making, automotive production, rail transportation, and industrial metal framing, etc.
