DJH MACHINERY / SLITTING & REWINDING
Built Around Your Material.
Find equipment for your next converting project—from parent roll to finished roll. Explore machines by material, compare paper-slitting configurations, or discuss the components your line needs.
FIND YOUR APPLICATION
Choose a starting point for your line. Each material brings its own cutting, web-handling and winding requirements.
From kraft rolls to coated paper. Start with paper grade, grammage and the finished-roll format.
Grade · Grammage · Roll size
Explore film converting around thickness, surface sensitivity and the winding quality your next process needs.
Film structure · Thickness · Tension
Select around foil grade and thickness, with particular attention to slit edges and roll handling.
Foil grade · Edge quality · Handling
Match web handling and cutting to the fabric construction and required finished rolls.
Web construction · Contact · WindingEXPLORE THE PAPER MACHINE RANGE
Horizontal, vertical and surface-winding machines offer different roll arrangements. Start with these three paper configurations, then explore the full six-model range.
QFJ-A400
A horizontal layout with the largest parent and finished-roll diameters among these three paper configurations.
QFJ-A500
A horizontal alternative with a higher mechanical-speed limit and a smaller roll format than the A400.
QFJ-B200
A vertical arrangement with smaller finished rolls. Include loading access and floor layout in your selection.
Mechanical-speed limits are not production guarantees. Operating speed and slit quality depend on the paper, slit pattern and agreed configuration. Roll diameter is separate from working width.
Compare All Six Paper Machines ↗ABOUT DJH MACHINERY
DJH Machinery is a manufacturer and supplier in China of slitting and rewinding equipment and converting components. Request a factory quotation based on your material, finished-roll format and component specifications.
Our range covers paper, film, metal foil and nonwoven applications, alongside blades, air shafts and web-handling rollers. Whether you are comparing a new machine or identifying a replacement part, the starting point is the job it needs to do.
Explore the equipment range, then contact DJH with your application. A useful equipment discussion connects the material, finished-roll format, installation conditions and required supply scope.
More About DJH Machinery ↗YOUR CONVERTING LINE
Paper-slitting formats and material-specific equipment categories.
Selection around your substrate and the finished roll you produce.
Cutting, gripping and web-handling parts, specified by fit and duty.
FROM MATERIAL TO FINISHED ROLL
Cutting and web handling work as one process.
Match the blade arrangement to the substrate. Define acceptable slit dimensions, edge condition and dust or burr requirements.
Consider roll condition, material stretch and sensitive surfaces. Guiding and tension requirements belong in the equipment specification.
Set core size, finished diameter and roll structure together. Check how finished rolls will be supported and removed.
BEFORE YOU ORDER
For a proposed material trial, agree the sample, slit pattern and operating conditions first. Assess the edge, dimensions and winding quality against the same requirements.
YOUR PROJECT, STEP BY STEP
Material, parent roll and finished-roll targets. Include your current production challenge.
Starting point: your applicationCompare layout, cutting and winding requirements, available space and utilities.
Next: proposed configurationIdentify included functions, options, acceptance conditions and delivery terms.
Before ordering: agreed specificationRequest the installation, training, documentation and spare-parts arrangements for your project.
For your quotation: support scopePARTS & ACCESSORIES
Slitter blades, air shafts, spreader rollers and other web-handling components each have a specific role. Find the component family and send dimensions or a drawing to discuss the fit.
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BUYER RESOURCES
BEFORE YOU BUY
Selection, configuration and support—bring the questions that matter to your project.
Begin with your material and the finished rolls you need. Material grade, thickness or grammage, parent-roll dimensions, slit widths and winding requirements help narrow the choice. You can start an inquiry even if some details are still unknown.
Send the dimensions and functions your process requires. The proposal should identify the agreed equipment, options, utilities and installation requirements. Suitability and any changes are confirmed for the individual project.
Discuss sample availability, trial arrangements and acceptance criteria before sending material. Record the substrate, slit pattern, speed and roll conditions so the results can be assessed against your application.
Request delivery terms and the proposed installation, training, documentation and spare-parts scope with your quotation. Confirm the support method, responsibilities and any additional costs before ordering.
Yes. Identify the machine and component, then provide photos, dimensions or a drawing. Shaft interfaces, roller surfaces and operating conditions matter when checking compatibility.
LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR LINE
Tell us what you process and the rolls you want to produce. Ask for a machine quote or start with the application details you already have.