Slitting & Rewinding Process
Slitting and rewinding is a common process in the tape industry. By cutting large rolls of tape into narrower rolls or rewinding narrower rolls into larger rolls, tape sizes and specifications can be customized to meet the needs of different industries and applications. Slitting and rewinding tapes improves productivity, facilitates portability and storage, and is suitable for a variety of tape types such as box sealing tapes, electrical tapes, double-sided tapes and polyester tapes. The tape industry focuses on quality control during the slitting and rewinding process to ensure that tapes are cut accurately and rewound tightly to meet customer needs and provide a quality tape product.
Details of Slitting & Rewinding
Tape slitting is the process of cutting the original large roll of tape into narrower rolls according to the desired size and width. By slitting, a large roll of tape can be split into multiple narrower rolls to meet the needs of different industries and applications with different tape sizes.
Rewinding is the process of rewinding narrow rolls of tape into larger rolls. Compared with narrow tapes, large rolls of tape have a greater length and core diameter, which is suitable for occasions requiring continuous use over a long period of time, and also reduces the frequency of tape replacement.
Slitting & Rewinding Advantages
More Suitable Sizes
Slitting and Rewinding can cut the tape into more suitable sizes according to the demand, in order to meet the requirements of different industries and applications for tape specifications.
Improve Production Efficiency
Through the slitting and rewinding process, large rolls of tape can be converted into narrow tapes suitable for production lines or large rolls of tape with longer continuous use, thus improving production efficiency.
Convenient to carry and store
Through slitting and rewinding, the tape can be transformed from large rolls or narrow tapes into more convenient forms for carrying and storing, thus reducing the occupied space.