Rotary Slitter
Rotary Slitter is a robust cutting instrument which is designed to slit a wide range of rapid test materials, typically of finished cards/uncut sheets/glucose rows into final strip forms. This powerful unit equipped with rotary blade type features an ultra-fast cutting operation that yields high throughput as well as production efficiency.
The simple yet highly efficient unit works by manually loading the card into the blades (card length and strip width determines blade count) for a swift slitting action. At less than a second, the cut strips are discharged onto a collection tray or down the chute (optional) for quick and convenient collection into a bottle. The blade head can be easily removed and *swapped for cutting different width size.
(*Does not apply to RCG-100)
Features
Quality & Performance
- Increased productivity: Entire card is cut into strips instantly in one pass.
- Solid construction with top quality components for durability.
- Specially developed blade types for optimized cutting of different materials.
- Specially coated blades for improved lifespan.
- Built-in anti-static Ionizer reduces strip sticking issue due to static cling.
Ease of Use
- Simple operation and low maintenance provides for hassle-free usage.
- Easy removal of blade head for different cutting requirement
(*RCG-100 excluded). - Convenient QC access: As the cut strips are uniformly spread out on the collection tray, defects in strips (improper dispense coating, gluing, length, etc.) can easily be identified for removal.
Options
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- Collection chute for quick and convenient strip bottling.
- Additional blade head for cutting more than one strip size. (e.g. 3, 4, 5 mm, etc.)
(*RCG-100 excluded) - RCI-310 has been specially developed to handle specific type of cards that have pre-printed backing where each of the strip on card is marked.
The Auto-alignment feature (motor-driven) automatically positions the loaded card as per the print markings and then feeds the card for precise cutting of each strip in between the printings.