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Cut to length line - The Definitive Guide

What is a cut to length line?

Why we need a cut to length line?

Cut To Length Line (CTL) Solutions?

Main Feature

0.2-25 mm
Material Thickness
Range
2,500 mm
Strip width
up to
40 Ton
Coil Weight
up to
900Mpa
Yield strength
up to
80 m/min
Speed
up to

What Is A Cut To Length Line?

A cut to length (CTL) uncoil and level a coil of material, cuts it into sheets of precise lengths and stacks those sheets into a bundle. Functions can include, but not be limited to, coil stocking and coil loading, uncoiling and coil opening, straightening of the leading edge of the coil, edge trimming, scrap cutting, and sheet stacking. In-line equipment used in a system can vary according to the width, thickness and incoming coil weight and may include coil storage, uncoiler and coil loading, leveler, flattener, roll feeds, shears, sheet stacker and related tooling and accessories.

Why We Need A Cut To Length Line?

A metal cut to length line processes metal coil rolls by uncoiling, straightening, shearing to length and stacking of sheet metal blanks. These lines provide automation that ensures accurate feeding, flattening & shearing for a variety of industries.

Continuous CTL (Free loop mode)

In this variant of a CTL, the strip is fed out of the master coil and through the flattener and or leveler. The strip is now fed at a constant rate into a looping pit of a desired depth according to the thickness and speed of cutting to length. At the other end of the loop, a separate servo feeder measures and feeds the material to the shear. The shear can be stationary or flying type. The continuous CTL is preferred when lighter gauges are cut to length generally less than 3mm.