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  • KINGREAL KR-CTLM

    KINGREAL KR-CTLM

    • Manufacturer: Kingreal

    Products Description Cut to Length Line Metal Coil Cutting Machine The KINGREAL cut-to-length line can shear different coil weights from 4 to 20 tons Material thicknesses of up to 6 mm and coil widths between 300...

    $40,000 USD
    Guangzhou, China
  • KINGREAL KR-CTL

    KINGREAL KR-CTL

    • Manufacturer: Kingreal

    Products Description 6-12MM Thickness Cut To Length Line KINGREAL, one of the manufacturers of cut-to-length cutting machines, has a medium-gauge plate cut-to-length cutting line designed for increased speed and ...

    $40,000 USD
    Guangzhou, China
  • 2024 KINGREAL KR-HDCTL

    2024 KINGREAL KR-HDCTL

    • Manufacturer: Kingreal

    Products Description Heavy gauge coil multi blanking cut to length line KINGREAL Heavy Duty Coil Cut To Length Line is design to cut metal coils into customer-specified sheet sizes. Ensuring the precision of the ...

    $30,000 USD
    Guangzhou, China

Overview

Cut-to-Length Lines are specialized machines used in the metal processing industry to uncoil, level, and cut metal sheets to precise lengths. These lines are essential for manufacturing operations that require exact sheet dimensions and flatness, making them ideal for automotive, appliance, and construction industries.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used Cut-to-Length Line?

Check the machine's capacity, maximum coil width and thickness, and the cutting accuracy. Review the machine's maintenance history and inspect for any signs of wear or damage.

How do I ensure safe shipping for a Cut-to-Length Line?

Hire a logistics company experienced in transporting heavy machinery. Make sure the machine is properly dismantled, secured, and packaged to prevent damage during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a Cut-to-Length Line?

Regular maintenance includes lubricating moving parts, checking hydraulic systems, and ensuring the cutting blades are sharp and properly aligned. Follow the manufacturer's manual for detailed maintenance guidelines.