Full technical specifications
The article
multicoat1300-laminating
Production
Turkey
Lamination width
up to 1300 mm
Weight of the coil
up to 1000 kg
The diameter of the winding
up to 1000 mm
The diameter of the roll
up to 1000 mm
Laminating speed
up to 300 m/min
Other features
Height
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The width
- What ?
The length
- What ?
The colour
The gray
Construction materials
Metal, plastic and aluminum
Control panels
- The display
Detailed description
If the task of manufacturing is to produce stronger structures while maintaining control over quality and cost, the Multi Coat 1300 becomes a particularly valuable platform. One machine combines 2 coating processes and 3 lamination processes: Wax Coating, Hot Melt Coating in Register, Wax Lamination, Hot melt lamination and Solventless Laminations. Thanks to this profile, the model is suitable for companies that do not want to consider lamination or coating as a separate narrow strip, but seek to build a single, managed and commercially efficient production stream.
On the technical side, the focus is on the parameters 2 coating process, 3 lamination process, Wax Coating and Hot Melt Coating in Register. It is these that determine how confident the machine feels in real-world shifts, when the order may require different recipes, different speeds and high stability of the result. The better the equipment adapts to the current task, the easier it is for the production to keep the schedule, minimize losses on transitions and deliver the finished product with the expected surface and adhesive properties.
The model is designed to work with materials such as paper, film, laminates and multi-layered packaging structures. This makes it valuable for enterprises that operate not with one standard structure, but with a wide range of packaging and technical layers. The wider the allowable range of materials, the easier it is to expand the range, launch new products and take orders that require a different combination of properties: barriers, sliding, adhesive strength, thermal resistance or special functional coating.
In practice, the Multi Coat 1300 helps to perform operations such as coating, lamination, universal production and combined orders more confidently. This is especially important for manufacturing where the same line should have a commercial effect on different types of orders. When the equipment is able to handle both basic tasks and specialized recipes, the company gets a more flexible production structure and can better use line loading within a week without leaving expensive assets stranded between projects.
The strengths of the model are the versatility, the reduced number of individual lines, the flexibility of the recipes and the expansion of the range. In a commercial sense, this means less need to keep several individual machines under similar processes and more opportunities for rational management of the order portfolio. If the equipment gives a stable result and is conveniently scaled under different recipes, the manufacturer gains not only technological but also purely economic benefits: less complex agreements, faster launch and more transparent cost.
Lamination and coating are often perceived as processes where slight instability in setup quickly becomes a noticeable issue at output. Therefore, the value of Multi Coat 1300 is that it helps keep the process in a controlled mode, ensures a more reliable repeat of the recipe and makes the quality of the finished structure less dependent on random fluctuations during a long production shift.
For the packaging and specialty materials market, this technique is particularly relevant when a business needs versatility without loss of quality. The ability to work with multiple types of tasks on one platform makes the model attractive for companies that are growing, testing new products or serving customers with different technical requirements.
As a result, Multi Coat 1300 helps produce more stable and commercially strong structures where versatility, reducing the number of individual lines, recipes flexibility, and expanding the range are important. This equipment gives manufacturing more freedom in recipes, better use of line resources, and more reliable quality control at each stage of finished product production.
