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May 13, 2008 – Precision Sheeter for Industrial Papers

Outfitted with a dual motor drive system that maintains + 0.015″ (+ 0.38 mm) cut off accuracy, length changes are inputted via key pad dramatically reducing set up time. The sheeter’s compact size requires minimal floor space and only one operator. Lengths up to 65″ (1651 mm) can be sheeted. Equipped with air loaded slitters […]

June 23, 2008 – MAXSON Offers Food Wrap Paper Sheeter

Able to run a single web of grades as light as 10# paper or multiple rolls for greater production, the sheeter can produce between 9″ – 24″ (228 – 610 mm) lengths. Equipped with a slitter rig, an incoming web can be slit into as many as seven streams to produce multiple pile service across […]

July 15, 2008 – Sheeter for Magnetized Laminates

Outfitted with a dual knife rotary cutter that can produce lengths as short as 10″ (254 mm), the sheeter can also cut to registration marks on preprinted material. The cutting section provides clean, “crumb free” edges on product up to 0.060″ thick. Furnished with non-ferrous surfaces to overcome run ability problems associated with magnetic materials, […]

September 10, 2008 – Mill duty Sheeter Provides high Throughput

Capable of operating at speeds of up to 1300 fpm (398 mpm), the Mill Duty Sheeter’s revolutionary dual knife rotary cutter design utilizes a lightweight composite material resulting in higher speeds on short cutoffs. Available in widths of up to 100″ (2540 mm), the Sheeter can deliver cut offs from 15″ – 80″ (381 – […]

January 13, 2009 – Sheeter for Glass-Treated Material Now Offered

The MSS Sheeter is available in widths up to 57″ (1447 mm). Outfitted with a slitter rig, it can produce finished custom sizes in multiple piles. Incorporating an automatic squaring feature and electronic sheet length control that maintains + 0.015″ (+ 0.381 mm) accuracy, size changes require less than 2 minutes. Because cleanliness of the […]

February 06, 2009 – Press Ready Piles

The vibrating back jogger system mounts at the end of the delivery system and protrudes out over the stacker’s load table. By positioning the standardized pallet against the stacker’s backstop, up to 4″ (100 mm) offset of the pile, relative to the skid, can be achieved. In this design, compressed air is introduced at the […]