A 30 to 550 g/m² with four or six unwind stands, or 50 to 550 g/m² with two. Light papers need the support of multiple webs through the cutting section. For laminated, foil-faced, heavily coated or specialty structures, send us the material details or a sample and we will confirm before quoting.

A Up to 350 cuts/min, with line speed capped at 300 m/min. Which limit you reach depends on cutting length: below about 857 mm the cut rate is the ceiling, above it the line speed is. Light papers in practice run below these figures, because web stability rather than drive capacity becomes the limiting factor.

A The body and the cutting frequency. The HSC-D uses a nodular cast iron body and reaches 400 cuts/min against the HSC-B's 350.

A Two is standard and covers 50–550 g/m². Four or six extend the range down to 30 g/m², which is what thin-paper producers need. Tell us your basis weight and output target and we will recommend the configuration.

A Accuracy and automation. The HSC-B is a single-knife machine holding ±0.3 mm; the double rotary models hold ±0.15 mm and shear the web with two rotating knives, which gives a cleaner edge. The double rotary range also accepts the full set of automation options. If your work needs tighter tolerance or continuous unmanned running, look at the HSC-S.

A Automatic tension control, servo cutting, pneumatic slitting and trimming knives, label insertion, a web guide system, a de-curler and static elimination. Your quotation shows the complete included scope.

A Two: The Color Code Sensor and the Dedusting Roller. The automation systems on the double rotary range are not offered on single-knife machines. 

A Paper type and basis weight, roll diameter, weight and width, how many webs you want to run, cutting length, finished width, slitting format, output target, stack requirement, power supply, factory layout and destination.