LKS300 Aluminum Foil Sheet Pop Out Machine for Cutting Raw Material 10-20 Micron Paper
Product Description:
LKS300 Aluminum Foil Sheet Pop-out Machine is mainly used for cutting 10-20 micron raw material paper. Aiming at the characteristic that 10-20 micron thin paper is easy to break, the machine optimizes cutting pressure and speed, which can automatically complete cutting without easily scratching the paper. The cut paper is delivered via pop-out design, reducing loss caused by manual contact, suitable for batch processing in packaging factories. Whether it is 10-20 micron food-grade raw material paper or aluminum foil composite raw material paper of the same specification, the machine can be stably adapted, and the finished product size is uniform after cutting, which can be connected to the subsequent packaging production line to meet the efficiency and quality needs of manufacturers for thin paper processing.
Key Features:
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• Specifically for ultra-thin materials
• Anti-wrinkle feeding system
• Precision guiding device
• Quick mold change design
Parameter Table:
| Forming Type |
V/Z shape interlocking |
| Material Thickness |
10-20 micron |
| Raw Material |
Aluminum Foil |
| Material Thickness |
10-20micron |
| Mother Roll Core Diameter |
76mm(3inch) |
| Max Mother Roll Diameter |
Max.800mm |
| Mother Roll Available Width |
Max.635mm&950mm |
Sample Display:
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Product Q&A:
Q: What materials is this machine suitable for?
A: Designed for 10-20 micron aluminum foil and ultra-thin paper.
Q: 10-20 micron paper is very thin, will it break during cutting?
A: Pressure and speed are optimized for thin paper, so it is not easy to break under normal use, with low loss rate.
Q: How does it prevent material wrinkling?
A: Equipped with anti-wrinkle feeding system.
Q: What's the production speed?
A: Adjustable speed, up to 400-500 pcs per minute.
Q: Will the pop-out sheet delivery cause paper jams?
A: The sheet delivery structure is adapted to the characteristics of baking paper, and it is not easy to jam under normal use.
