1960's Jagenberg 33-12 rebuilt by Benick Machineworks.

Two drum surface slitters are commonly used to slit and rewind paper and board products. They wind the material by driving the surface of the roll with the drums while pressure is placed on top of the rewinding roll with a so called "rider roll". The material is typically slit either with a score method or a shear method. They can slit from very narrow widths, about 2 inches, to very wide widths, in excess of 150 inches. And they can slit and rewind a broad range of products from tissue to very dense board. There are many variables involved in choosing the best machine for an application. Feel free to ask for our advice.