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Calator/Weiss/Bastian SEM-SRE Slitting and Winding System

Manufacturer
Calator/Weiss/Bastian
Model
SEM-SRE
Type
Slitting and Winding System
Year
1988
Category
Textile machinery
Sub-category
Cutting machines
Price: Upon request

Specifications

Overview

Textile cutting and winding system consisting of several individual machines that sews tubular bales together, cuts and rolls them into large rolls (bobbins)

Technical Specifications

Working width (elastic fabrics)
1860 mm
Working width (non-elastic fabrics)
2400 mm
Shear width
980 mm
Production capacity
200 kg/h
Current fabric web width
1700 mm
Roll width
1780 mm
Roller width
2700 mm

Weight & Dimensions

Tubular bale weight
approx. 30 kg
Large roll weight range
300 kg - 500 kg
Total system dimensions (X/Y/Z)
approx. 5200 mm / 4000 mm / 5200 mm
Total system weight
approx. 3000 kg

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Capabilities

The Calator/Weiss/Bastian SEM-SRE is a complete textile cutting and winding system designed to process tubular fabric bales into finished rolls. It automatically seals tubular bales together, cuts the fabric to precise widths, and winds it onto large bobbins for storage and transport. The system handles both elastic and non-elastic fabrics across working widths of 1860mm and 2400mm, with a shear width of 980mm and production capacity of 200kg/h. Output rolls range from 300–500kg, making this ideal for high-volume textile operations.

Industries & Uses

This equipment is essential for textile mills, fabric converters, and distributors who need to process raw or partially processed fabrics into market-ready rolls. It's particularly valuable for businesses handling technical textiles, industrial fabrics, and apparel materials. The system significantly reduces manual labor and ensures consistent roll dimensions and weight.

What to Check When Buying

When evaluating this 1988 machine, prioritize inspecting the cutting blades for wear or damage, as replacement is a primary maintenance cost. Request complete maintenance records and test the winding and tension systems thoroughly. Check hydraulic lines and motors for leaks, and verify that all safety guards and controls function properly. Ask about recent repairs and the condition of roller bearings, which experience heavy use. Given its age, factor in potential costs for refurbishment and spare parts availability.

This description is AI-generated and is intended as a general guide only. As with all AI-generated content, it may contain inaccuracies. Please verify all details directly with the seller before making a purchasing decision.

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