ET Series Lap Splicer 

for the Envelope Industry

• Key Features

  • Direct load roll position
  • Auto carriage lock for web up
  • Digital autosplice
  • Automatic press stop (web break)
  • Automatic web acceleration
  • Low ride festoon
  • Compact design
  • System Diagnostics

   

• Specifications

  • Web Width: Up to 16 inch (406 mm)
  • Splice Speed: Up to 1000 FPM (304 MPM)
  • Roll Diameter: 60 inch (1524 mm)
  • Roll Weight: Up to 1000 LBS (435 kg)
  • Core Size: 5 inch (127 mm)

Model Shown: ET1660-10 Envelope Splicer

• Utility Requirements

  • Electrical: 230/460 VAC, 3 phase, 60hz
  • Pneumatic: 80 PSI

• Available Options

  • Automatic Decurler
  • Operator Monitor System
  • Roll Loading Cart
  • In-Register Splicing
  • Pivoting System for Diagonal web attachment

Low Riding Festoon

When unwinding paper before the splice diameter is reached, the floating rollers in the festoon run approximately 3 feet above the floor. This minimizes web span related problems such as wrinkling and web weave. It also allows a high speed panic stop rate without subjecting the core to excessive torque which can sometimes cause roll-to-coreshaft slippage. Just before the splice, the festoon slowly rises to the top allowing full use of available storage.

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Automatic Web Acceleration

On splicers equipped with web accelerators, the torque to the accelerator clutch is controlled by the microprocessor to ensure the correct amount of acceleration tension to make a successful splice without subjecting the web to unnecessary stress. This acceleration tension is isolated from the press for minimum tension upset during the splicing cycle.

Splice Head

Simple easy to prep splice head always leaves the splice tail on the bottom of the running web. This totally eliminates jam-ups due to loose top splice tails.