BXMKR2 & SLTR

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BXMKR – THE BEST Machines FOR SHORT RUN BOXMAKING!

  • Easy to operate – Only seconds to set up
  • Easy to maintain
  • Exclusive – Sure Position Drive ensures precise dimensions

Choose the box style, enter the box dimensions and position the backguide as directed. That’s it. You can make the box in seconds. You don’t have to wait for someone to deliver 500 boxes when you only need 50. You don’t have to store and inventory 450 extra boxes indefinitely.

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  • Full color touch screen with text and graphics
  • Allen Bradley Micro Logix PLC
  • Sure Position Drive… Exculsive servo drive control of multiple knurled roller system
  • NEMA 12 electrical enclosures
  • Operates in 1/16” inch, decimal and metric scales
  • USB port for data download and retrieval
  • 14 Preprogrammed box styles plus “Operator Design”
  • Memory for individual jobs and production data

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Dial the digital counter to the dimension you require. That’s it! The SLTR machine will pull the sheet through cutting the dimension you require. Cut a master sheet into a number of the desired size in only a few seconds. Optional scoring tools, if desired, can be added in seconds.

The SLTR’s extra large table surface and deep cantilever design allow for cutting the largest of sheets. The variable speed drive allows for maximum control. Entry and Exit table surfaces are polished stainless steel for minimal drag. The backguide’s channel design helps keep the sheet square as it travels through the cutting knives. The two driven rotary knives kiss at an angle providing a clean, professional cut.

Features:

  • Compare to a straight edge and razor knife… SLTR – Safer and much faster.
  • Compare to a bandsaw or table saw… SLTR – Smooth, professional cut with virtually no dust.
  • Compare to a bar slitter… SLTR – Smaller footprint, set up and run 50-75 sheets before you can get the bar slitter set up.
  • Simpler and safer machine to operate
  • Optional Creasing Tools can be used to crease while slitting.
  • Optional Angle Forms can be used for angle cuts.

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