LK-T63 Aluminum Foil Making Machine Container 3003 H24 Raw Material Cutting Equipment

The LK-T63 aluminum foil container raw material cutting equipment, focusing on the raw material cutting link at the front end of container production. It meets the mass production needs of aluminum foil container factories, accurately handles the cutting of 3003 H24 aluminum foil raw materials, and connects with the production line to achieve efficient coordination. While reducing raw material waste, it ensures the raw material precision for the subsequent container forming process, helping factories steadily improve overall production efficiency.

• 10-Year Stable Use: Can operate long-term with regular maintenance, reducing equipment update frequency and long-term investment
• 24-Hour Continuous Operation: No frequent shutdowns, adapting to high-intensity, order-rushing production needs of factories
• Automation Compatibility: Connects with regular aluminium foil coils, automated forming process to reduce manual operation links
• Factory Scene Adaptation: Designed for mass production of aluminium foil containers, can be integrated into existing production lines without additional modifications

Specification:

Applications:

It accepts orders of 1 unit minimum, priced $45,000-$75,000. Packed in strong wooden crates and iron casings, it’s shipped safely worldwide without damage.

Off-the-shelf models arrive in 30 days, customized ones as agreed. Flexible payment (T/T, L/C) and 50 units/year production capacity for quick order handling enhance its dependability.

Q: Which raw materials are applicable?

A: 3003H24, 8011H22, 3004H24; 3004 is not recommended when the material thickness is less than 50 microns.

Q:What is the applicable thickness of the raw materials?

A:0.025-0.2mm.

Q: When should raw materials be purchased?

A:One month after the mold is completed, we will notify the customer of the final material parameters and they can then purchase the materials.

Q:Should we buy oil-coated foil or non-oil-coated foil as raw materials?

A:Both are fine. Non-oiled foil saves costs. Oiled foil is recommended for the first purchase