Rotary and gate
paper slitter machines are two different types of paper slitting machinery with different specifications and functions. Here are the reviews for both:
Cutting method:
Rotary Slitter: These machines use rotating circular blades to shrink the paper. The blade contacts the paper as it spins, cutting it.
Gate Slitter: These machines use a direct blade that moves vertically or horizontally to cut paper. The blade lands on the paper, cutting it cleanly.
Cutting ability:
Rotary Slitter: They are suitable for handling large volumes of paper as they can cut multiple sheets at the same time. They are often used in industrial settings.
Gate Slitter: These are typically used in low-volume applications and can cut less paper at once.
Cutting accuracy:
Rotary Slitter: They provide extremely high cutting precision and accuracy. They can cut paper into unique shapes and sizes with minimal error.
Gate Slitter: While they provide specific cuts, they do not improve the accuracy of a rotary slitter, especially when it comes to cutting complex shapes.
speed:
Rotary Slitter: They are known for their extremely high production speeds due to the continuous rotational movement of the cutting blades.
Gate Slitter: These cut at a slower speed because the blade needs to move up, down, or sideways each time it slows down.
Setup and conversion:
Rotary Slitter: Can be complex to install, especially when adjusting for special paper sizes or slicing configurations. However, once installed, they can be switched between jobs more quickly.
Gate slitter: These tend to have simpler setup methods, but may also require more time to change between special cutting jobs.
Professional cutting:
Rotary Slitter: They are ideal for tasks that require slitting, punching, or creasing paper.
Gate Slitter: They excel at straight cuts and are often used for basic trimming or cutting large sheets into smaller sizes.
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