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Autefa, C312, 1990, 3000mm Width, Guillotine Cutter, 15 m/min Speed

Autefa, C312, 1990, 3000mm Width, Guillotine Cutter, 15 m/min Speed

Description

  1. Overview
    1. Guillotine cutter suitable for cross cutting of all usual nonwovens and other materials.
    2. Type 132/12 US suitable for up to 12 cuttings per minute.
    3. Material speed is up to 15 m/min.
    4. Year 1990 to 1996.
    5. Dismantled.
  2. Specifications
    1. Width: 3000 mm.
    2. Speed up to 15 m/min.
    3. Up to 12 cuttings per minute.
    4. Max. height of web 180 mm.
    5. Thickness of pressed material could be up to 180 mm.
    6. Free entrance into the machine is 200 mm.
    7. It is possible to cut the material automatically to a pre-adjusted length.
    8. The cutting device repeats the adjusted cutting length automatically.
    9. The machine can be operated manually and automatically.
    10. Cut pieces are taken away manually.
  3. Construction
    1. The C132 is a full steel construction.
    2. Frame and knife device as well as cross girth are made from very strong profile iron and are electrically welded.
    3. On the lower knife device is a double lower knife with adjustable slot width (one knife is swivelable) (German patent).
    4. The upper knife is easy to change and is mounted into a planed knife holder.
    5. There are also the down holders with their adjustable spring cylinders.
    6. Before and after the knife device is a driven roller table, so that the material can go through the machine easily.
  4. Cutting Mechanism
    1. The cutting is controlled by an excentric bar.
    2. The excentres (on the excentre bar) run the knife bar by excentric rods.
    3. In the knife bar the sawtooth knife is clamped and the down holders are mounted.
    4. The knife bar is guided straight by needle bearings.
    5. If knife bar goes down, down holders touch the material first.
    6. As soon as a special pre-tension of the spring controlled down holders is reached, the knife bar placed between the down holders takes action and cuts the material.
    7. Drive is a geared brake motor which is connected to the excentre bar.
  5. Condition
    1. Dismantled.