This is the most common and versatile type. As detailed before, it creates tubes by winding multiple plies of paper at a continuous spiral angle around a mandrel.
Key Characteristics:
Process: Paper is fed at an angle (typically 45-85 degrees), creating a helical seam.
Seam: Spiral seam runs around the tube.
Strength: Excellent radial strength (resists crushing) and good axial strength. The multi-directional fibers provide all-around durability.
Length: Can produce tubes in continuous, theoretically infinite lengths before cutting.
Flexibility: Highly flexible in terms of diameter, wall thickness, and length by changing the mandrel, paper, and cutting program.
Common Applications:
Packaging Tubes: For shipping posters, blueprints, textiles, lithium batteries.
Industrial Cores: For winding paper, plastic film, foil, labels, and textiles.
Consumer Cores: For toilet paper, paper towels, and wrapping paper.
Specialty Products: Concrete column molds, firework casings, paper cans for food.
Roll tube paper layer | 3-25 (layers) |
Paper tube diameter | 20-200 (mm) |
Paper tube thickness | 2-16 (mm) |
The Finished Paper Tube Core Cutter Length | ≥1000mm |
Production speed | 0-40 (m / min) |
Fixed-length mode | Light Control (Infrared) |
Winding machine head | Four machine head |
Cutting method | Single round knife cutting |
Core mold fixed way | Flange plus tight |
Glue way | Double-sided adhesive |
control method | Frequency |
Input voltage | 380V / 220V |
Number of operators | 1-3 people |