011–6 / 2–8 model range
Medium-heavy strip
For higher-speed heavy strip production with engineered tension control.
Heavy coil to recoiled strips
Heavy-Gauge Coil Slitting Line
Heavy-duty slitting, scrap handling, tensioning and recoiling for demanding material.
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Example setup · Final machine is matched to your material and product
How we choose the setup
Enough power and control for thick, heavy strip.
Thickness, strength, strip widths and finished-coil size decide the drive power, slitter head, scrap system, tension unit and recoiler.
Up to 35 t coilsUp to 16 mm thickness6–25 stripsHeavy-duty recoiling
01Coil loading
02Decoiling
03Entry leveling
04Heavy slitting
05Scrap handling
06Tensioning
07Recoiling
Real workshop media
See the machines and main parts.
These photos and videos show Rising Kirin equipment and workshop work. Your final line may look different because it will be built for your requirements.
Choose a practical setup
Three configurations buyers commonly compare.
Start with your usual coil, finished size and daily output. These examples show what changes between a flexible line, a higher-output line and a wider or heavier-duty line.
011–6 / 2–8 model range
023–12 model range
Thick strip production
For lower slit counts where torque and tooling become more demanding.
035–16 model range
Maximum-gauge slitting
For the thickest published range, with the slitter head, drive torque and tooling selected around the real strip pattern.
Model comparison
Compare the available sizes and speeds.
Slit count and line speed vary with material strength, thickness, strip width, tooling and finished-coil requirements.
| Specification | 1–6 | 2–8 | 3–12 | 5–16 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Maximum thickness | 6 mm | 8 mm | 12 mm | 16 mm |
| Maximum working width | 2,000 mm | 2,000 mm | 2,000 mm | 2,000 mm |
| Maximum coil weight | 35 t | 35 t | 35 t | 35 t |
| Maximum line speed | 120 m/min | 80 m/min | 60 m/min | 40 m/min |
| Slit count | 6–25 | 6–25 | 6–20 | 6–20 |
Before delivery
Confirm the machine, layout, testing and support.
We agree what is included, how the line fits the factory, what will be tested and who handles installation and start-up.
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