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The unwinder UW 8013 unrolls large volumes of continuous forms at high speed.
The speed control system can increase or reduce roll traction speed, synchronising it with the entire printing line.
It includes a command panel that provides information on equipment status during the operation and sends warning and alert messages in the event of areas or unsuitable conditions.
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The turnover TO 9216 is used in front and back printing systems, positioned after the first printer to invert and pull the continuous form. It can also be installed before a longitudinal cutting equipment or transversal cutter.
It has its own motor and form traction control – analog/digital system – that synchronizes the printer’s paper output signal, not enabling gaps or excessive tension on the paper.
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The equipment slitter merger ST 2314 performs the operation of longitudinal cutting and overlapping continuous forms, coming from pleated piles or coils. The paper is pulled from tractors and the cut is performed by a circular knife. For operation in printing lines and online finishing, the slitter merger ST 2314 has optical sensors that help to synchronize the paper flow between the printer and the cutter and control the paper’s loop, to compensate the lack or excess of form traction.
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The CT 1217 automatic continuous form cutter produces folded piles or rolls. It is generally positioned on finishing lines followed or not by a slitter merger. The sheets can be dispensed on a horizontal piling accumulator belt coupled to the cutter, such as the CV 6018 model. The CT 1217 cutter separates form strips and trimmed margins, which can be sent to the accessory for perforation fragmentation model TC 9114.
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The Paper Loop is an accessory for the online cutting system. This equipment monitors a paper loop, altering cutting speed in the cutter and avoiding paper stretching until it rips or accumulation on the floor.
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The Laurenti CV 6018 conveyor stacker accumulates documents in sequential order and provides removal without the need to stop the equipment to which it is attached.
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The Trim Chopper TC 9114 transforms the strip and trimmed margins of forms from the Cutter CT 1217 in littles pieces, sending them to the container. The chopper speed can be variable to work in the necessary CT 1217 speed, however it can be changed according to the customer needs.
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The Flipper 90º deviates a continuous form by inverting the printing face. It is used in printing systems that do not have the necessary physical space for assembly in line.
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The traction unit Urge helps pulling continuous forms on the printers. When the printer stops, the traction process is also interrupted due to the low pressure on the paper, preventing an unnecessary paper buildup. The equipment can be used for printing on one or both sides and also with an “H” printing line.
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The TD 9215 is used to protect and divert paper on printing lines.
By using the web turn device, front and back printing and be carried out using two printers, side-by-side. The TD 9215 is also used for finishing line and printer maintenance requirements or to provide compatibility when there are different set-ups between the finishing lines for specific jobs.
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| Aplication |
Variable data printed continuous forms |
| Functions |
• Unwinding
• Roll traction
• Paper turning for front/back print
• Paper deflection for extra lines
• Stationery longitudinal and transversal cutting
• Perforated edges removal
• Horizontal document stacking |
| Characteristics |
• Configurations for front and front/back print finishing
• Flexible assembly configuration for achieving the best footprint
• High-speed processing for large volumes of continuous stationery
• Speed control for synchronizing with printers
• Electronic interfaces compatible with IBM, Océ, and Nipson printers*
• Stationery turning and traction adjusting the speed according to the printer
• Central cutting and longitudinal overlay of the stationery making it possible to process two documents per cutting operation
• Different transversal cutting sizes
• Perforated edge removal and fragmentation
• Paper sequential stacking and removal with no need to stop the system
• Synchronized manual or automatic operation modules; panels, displays and buttons in Portuguese and English; paper flow controlled by optical sensors |
| Panels |
Displays and buttons on Portuguese and English |
| Monitoring |
Paper flow controled by optical sensors |
| Safety reading |
Bar code |
| * The printer model depends on the Laurenti analysis |
