Quick Detail:
| Type | Knife Pleating Machine |
| Applications | Pleating for filter |
| Package | Standard Export Plywood cases |
| After-Sales service | Engineers available to service machinery overseas
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| Payment Term | 30% T/T payment in advance, 70% T/T payment before shipment |
Consists
Auto Paper De-coiler
Pre-slitting ConveyorMarkerAutomatic CounterFilter Paper Pleating Machine( equip with pre-heater and monitor)Specification
| Max Width | 1050mm |
| Adjustable pleating height | 4-60mm |
| Pleating speed | 0-220pleats/min (adjustable) |
| Power supply | 380V/50HZ |
| Motor Power | 0.75KW |
| Heater power | 2kw |
| Heating Temp | Normal temperature-200℃ |
| Working air pressure | 0.6Mpa |
| M/C weight | 500kg |
| M/C size | 1670×1200×1240mm |
The pre-slitting machine can accurately and freely adjust the cutting dimensions through frequency converter speed regulation and cylinder blades in different filter sizes. It is simple operated but smooth and effective. After slitting the paper, the conveyor for feeding the filter paper runs in synchronism with the marking machine by equipping the infrared monitoring system.
The marking machine can mark in different pleat sizes, the marking distance can be set freely by the computer screen, and accurately marking distance will be appeared with the step motor loading.
The pleater uses upper and lower blades to alternately finish the folding, and then different pleating heights are acquired evenly and accurately by automatically adjusting the blades distance.
After marking, the filter paper will be pleated and pre-heated.
The machine is also suitable for folding the iron wire fabric and non-woven fabric of by hydraulic filter, even the multilayer folding.
Applications 1.The production line is applied to auto Tri-filter industry, hydraulic pressure, purification and water treatment industries etc. 2.Furthermore, we can customize the paper-pleating production line of different specifications (machine width and pleat height, this pleating machine also can pleat “M” type).
