What paper range does the HSC-B handle?

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.

How fast does the HSC-B run?

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.

What is the difference between the HSC-B and the HSC-D?

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.

How many unwind stands do I need?

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.

How does the HSC-B compare with the double rotary machines?

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.

What is included in the standard configuration?

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.

Which options can be added to the HSC-B?

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

What do you need to quote an HSC-B?

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.

Paper sheeting line shown in side and top layout views

Reliable Servo Cutting for Papers from 30 to 550 g/m²

Two, four or six unwind stands - configured around the paper you actually run

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The HSC-B cuts with a rotating upper knife against a fixed lower knife, positioned by an AC servo drive that tracks real-time speed feedback from the pull-roll encoder. A de-curler flattens the web, pneumatic slitting knives set the width, and staged transport separates and overlaps the sheets for collection. Everything runs from one touchscreen. It is built to do a standard job well.

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Is The HSC-B The Right Paper Sheeter For Your Production?

It depends on your accuracy requirement, your paper weight and your output target

The HSC-B suits printers, converters and packaging-paper producers who need stable servo cutting and straightforward operation rather than a fully automated line. Three things settle the question early. Accuracy: the HSC-B holds ±0.3 mm - if your work needs ±0.15 mm, you are looking at the double rotary range instead. Paper weight: below 50 g/m² you need a multi-roll configuration. Output: up to 350 cuts/min, with line speed capped at 300 m/min.

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HSC-B servo-driven multi-roll paper sheeter

What Is The HSC-B

Paper Sheeting Machine?

A cost-conscious servo sheeting machine covering 30 to 550 g/m²

The HSC-B is a single-knife machine. A rotating upper knife shears against a fixed lower knife - a simpler mechanism than double rotary cutting, holding ±0.3 mm at up to 350 cuts/min. The upper knife is made using British technology to reduce cutting load and noise, and its roller is steel-welded and dynamically balanced so vibration stays low at speed. Around the cutting unit sit the parts that make a shift run smoothly: automatic tension control, a de-curler, pneumatic slitting and trimming knives, web guiding, label insertion and static elimination - all standard.

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HSC-B Key Advantages For Roll-To-Sheet Production

Servo-Controlled Cutting

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The rotary cutter is driven by an Inovance servo drive that positions the knife from production parameters and real-time speed feedback from the pull-roll encoder. Positioning stays consistent across the shift, not just at the start of it.
Automatic Diagonal Alignment

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A stepper motor adjusts the cutter-group inclination through a precision screw, keeping sheet edges square.
Cutting Speed

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Up to 350 cuts/min, with a maximum line speed of 300 m/min. Which of the two limits you reach depends on cutting length - see the speed curves below.
Touchscreen Monitoring

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Production data, machine status and fault indications are all on the main screen. A screen at the cutting unit connects over the internet, which is how our engineers reach the machine when something needs diagnosing.
Reliable Cutting Components

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German precision bearings and cutting knives hold accuracy over a long service life. The lower knife holder is cast iron, integrally moulded and precision machined; the reverse cutting knife is special alloy steel, machined to high precision and straightforward to adjust.
Staged Sheet Delivery

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The conveyor runs in two stages from high speed to low. The fast stage separates the cut sheets, the slow stage overlaps them for collection and stacking.

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HSC-D: The Cast Iron Upgrade

400 cuts/min and a nodular cast iron body

The HSC-D shares the HSC-B's web path, controls and standard configuration. Two things change: the machine body is cast in high-quality nodular iron, developed through finite element analysis and mechanical vibration testing, and the maximum cutting frequency rises from 350 to 400 cuts/min. The heavier structure eliminates mechanical resonance, which is what keeps the machine stable at the higher frequency and extends bearing life.

The curves show the machine's mechanical and electrical limits. Actual running speed depends on the paper: light grades in particular are usually run below the theoretical maximum, because web stability rather than drive capacity becomes the limiting factor. We will work out realistic speeds for your paper during the technical review.

Tell us the paper specification and cutting lengths you actually run and we will tell you whether the upgrade is worth paying for.

HSC-B and HSC-D cutting frequency and line speed chart by sheet length

Two, Four Or Six Unwind Stands

The Unwind Configuration Decides How Light A Paper You Can Run

With two unwind stands the machine runs 50–550 g/m². With four or six the range extends down to 30 g/m² - which is what makes thin cultural, writing and packaging papers practical on a single-knife machine. Multiple webs are cut in the same pass. What that means for your output depends on your paper, cutting length and roll changes, so tell us your target and we will work it through with you.

Paper sheeting line layouts with four and six unwind stands

Confirm Before Ordering

basis weight, roll diameter and width, finished sheet size, and your output target. We will tell you which unwind configuration fits.

HSC-B Technical Specifications

Model	HSC-1100B / 1400B / 1700B / 1900B
Cutting pattern	Rotating upper knife against fixed lower knife
Paper weight	30–550 g/m² (four or six unwind stands) / 50–550 g/m² (two unwind stands)
Cutting accuracy	±0.3 mm
Maximum cutting speed	350 cuts/min
Maximum line speed	300 m/min
Cutting length	450–1,650 mm
Maximum roll diameter	1,800 mm
Roll width	1,100 / 1,400 / 1,700 / 1,900 mm
Maximum stack height	1,500 mm
Slitting format	2 sheets
Total power	28 kW
Power supply	AC 380 V / 220 V × 50 Hz
Air supply	0.55 MPa × 5 m³/min
Machine weight	9,000 / 10,000 / 11,000 / 12,000 kg
HSC-D differences: Maximum cutting speed 400 cuts/min \| Nodular cast iron machine body

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How The HSC-B Turns A Roll Into Finished Sheets

Unwind Stand

Shaftless double-arm hydraulic frames carry reels of up to about 2.5T each. There is no shaft to fit or pull, so roll changes are quicker and safer - which matters more the more webs you run.
De-Curler And Web Guiding

The de-curler flattens the web and steadies roll tension; the web guide system keeps it aligned before slitting.
Pneumatic Slitting And Trimming

The slitting and trimming knives cut the web to the preset width and clear the edge waste before the rotary cutter.
Servo Cutting

The rotary upper knife shears against the fixed lower knife at the preset sheet length.
Transport And Collection

Multi-stage conveyors separate the sheets, overlap them and deliver them to the stacker.

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Key System

Unwind Stand And De-Curler

Shaftless loading, flat web, stable tension

The double-arm hydraulic shaftless frames are rated for reels of approximately 2.5T, which cuts both the time and the physical effort of a roll change. The de-curler flattens the web and holds roll tension stable into the slitting section.

Electronic Control System

Inovance PLC and servo drive, with a dedicated remote screen

The machine runs on an Inovance PLC and HMI system. Production data, equipment status and fault indications appear on the main operation touchscreen, which also handles parameter setting and daily operation. The rotary cutter is driven by an Inovance servo drive, which positions quickly and precisely from production parameters and real-time speed feedback from the pull-roll encoder.

Standard Configuration

What is included before any option is discussed

Automatic tension control, servo cutting, pneumatic slitting and trimming knives, label insertion, web guide system, de-curler and static elimination - all standard.

Cutting Unit

British-technology cutting knife, dynamically balanced roller, cast iron holder

The upper knife is manufactured using British technology, which reduces cutting load and noise and extends blade service life. The upper knife roller is steel-welded and dynamically balanced to keep vibration and noise down at high speed. The lower knife holder is cast iron, integrally moulded and precision machined for stability. The reverse cutting knife is special alloy steel, machined to high precision, with a long service life and straightforward adjustment.

Remote Diagnosis

A screen connected over the internet

The upper knife is manufactured using British technology, which reduces cutting load and noise and extends blade service life. The upper knife roller is steel-welded and dynamically balanced to keep vibration and noise down at high speed. The lower knife holder is cast iron, integrally moulded and precision machined for stability. The reverse cutting knife is special alloy steel, machined to high precision, with a long service life and straightforward adjustment.

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Materials The HSC-B Handles

Confirm basis weight, coating, stiffness, curl and surface sensitivity before you commit to a configuration

Cardboard paper

Coated paper

Kraft paper

Cultural paper

Writing paper

Set-off paper

Gloss photo paper

Gold and silver cardboard

Aluminium foil paper

Laser paper

Packaging paper

The range is 30–550 g/m² with four or six unwind stands, or 50–550 g/m² with two. For laminated, foil-faced, heavily coated or other specialty paper, send us the full material specification or a sample and we will confirm the fit before quoting.

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Where The HSC-B Fits In Paper, Printing And Packaging

The web path, cutting system and unwind configuration are set around your finished product

Prepress sheeting
Food and gift packaging paper
Coloured and cultural paper converting
Thin-paper production on multi-roll configurations
General paper processing
Roll-to-sheet upgrades from manual or legacy equipment

Space-constrained factories, where the single-unwind HSCJ series may fit better

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Printed paper web passing through rollers in printing equipment

A Paper Sheeter Manufacturer Focused On Long-Term Production Value

Engineering, manufacturing and after-sales resources for complete roll-to-sheet projects

Founded in 2001, Zhejiang Haosheng Intelligent Equipment Co., Ltd. designs and builds paper sheeting equipment and complete roll-to-sheet lines. We hold more than 180 patents and ISO 9001, CE and CSA certifications. Of nearly 200 employees, 11 form the core R&D team and 30 work in after-sales - including engineers holding valid U.S. visas and our own service base in South America.

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Configure The HSC-B For Your Production Conditions

Review the full line scope before the final quotation

Before we quote, we need to settle: how many unwind stands you need, roll weight, paper basis weight, finished width, slitting format, whether you need label insertion, stack height, power supply, factory access and your output target. Standard and optional items are listed separately in the quotation, so you can see exactly what you are paying for.

Two options can be added to the HSC-B: A color code sensor for tracking printed marks on pre-printed webs, and a dedusting roller for removing dust before the web reaches the knives. The automation systems available on the double rotary range are not offered on single-knife machines.

Paper sheet conveying section with adjustable pressure wheels

Built For Stable Operation And A Long Service Life

Precision cutting components, rigid structures and controlled sheet handling

The cutting unit carries the load in a single-knife machine, so that is where the material specification matters most. The upper knife roller is steel-welded and dynamically balanced to keep vibration low at speed. The lower knife holder is cast iron, integrally moulded and precision machined. German precision bearings and cutting knives hold accuracy over a long service life, and the reverse cutting knife is special alloy steel, machined to high precision and easy to adjust.

Paper web threaded through multiple guide rollers in a sheeting machine

Support From HSC-B Selection To Commissioning

Installation, training, warranty and remote-support are confirmed in the quotation

We provide field installation, a one-year warranty, remote diagnosis through the machine's second screen, and video guidance. Our engineers hold valid U.S. visas and we run our own service base in South America, so on-site support does not wait on paperwork. Send us your factory layout, utilities, access route and expected commissioning schedule early - a six-roll configuration takes noticeably more floor space than a two-roll machine, and that is worth checking before anything ships.

Plan Installation And Service

Operator using a HAOSHENG machine touchscreen during an equipment demonstration

What We Need To

Specify Your HSC-B

Five inputs for an accurate technical and commercial proposal

Your paper - type, basis weight, coating and surface requirements.

Your rolls - width, diameter, weight and core size, and how many webs you want to run.

Your sheets - finished width, cutting-length range and slitting format.

Your targets - cuts per minute or line speed, annual output, and stack requirements.

Your site - factory dimensions, power supply, compressed air and destination.

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Finished paper stack on a pallet in a HAOSHENG sheet collection unit

HSC-B Frequently Asked Questions

What paper range does the HSC-B handle?

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.
How fast does the HSC-B run?

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.
What is the difference between the HSC-B and the HSC-D?

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.
How many unwind stands do I need?

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.
How does the HSC-B compare with the double rotary machines?

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.
What is included in the standard configuration?

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.
Which options can be added to the HSC-B?

Two: The Color Code Sensor and the Dedusting Roller. The automation systems on the double rotary range are not offered on single-knife machines.
What do you need to quote an HSC-B?

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.

Request A HSC-B Paper Sheeting Machine Quote

Send your paper and production data and we will review the configuration

Tell us your material, roll dimensions, finished-sheet requirement, output target and factory conditions. We will confirm which unwind configuration fits and whether the cast iron upgrade is worth it for your cutting lengths - and if your accuracy or output requirement is beyond what a single-knife machine should be asked to do, we will tell you that before you order, not after.

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