New at WIRE: 1500 revolutions per minute at lowest tension forces down to 1N
KURRE Systems will present a new generation of high-speed taping machines at the WIRE in Düsseldorf. The newly developed machine can tape reliably and evenly at a speed of 1500 revolutions per minute, even with the lowest tension forces down to 1N. This is possible because the tension force of the taping material (film, fleece, etc) is actively measured and readjusted via an integrated dancer. Even unsintered PTFE in a width of 3 mm can be used at the maximum speed. In addition any deviations in tension force are made visible and will be logged. The advantage in this, is it’s ability to process even the most sensitive products reliably.
The taping process is displayed on a second monitor via a stroboscopic lamp and a camera. This allows the operator to observe the process easily and handle immediately. Round and oval products, from a standing or rotating process, are thus optimally banded.
New at WIRE: Reliable and uniform taping in extreme requirements.
A speed of 1500 revolutions per minute, even with the lowest tension forces down to 1N.
Optimum control: The taping process is displayed on a second monitor via a stroboscopic lamp and a camera.
