The CD 549 is the first machine on a Cevolani three-piece line. It takes coated and printed tinplate sheets from the pallet, separates them, squares them and cuts them into body blanks on two tables driven by separate in-phase motors.

What it does on the line

Sheets are lifted by four suction cups and magnets, fed into the first table through a linear inlet that avoids scratches, and cut into strips; the second table cuts the strips into blanks that feed the welder magazine. Double sheets are ejected automatically without stopping the machine.

Design features

• First and second table controlled by two separate in-phase motors; first fingers set in phase electronically.
• Sheet transfer to the first table by slotted transport belt under electronic cam control.
• Lateral centering guides move electronically and adapt to the sheet size.
• Second table platen can be tilted on its axis for grinding and fine adjustment of the cutter blades.
• Blank transfer into the second table by electromagnets with electronic differential release.
• Size changeover on both tables, with 16 to 18 pairs of carbide cutters, takes about one hour.
• Automatic double-sheet ejection into a collector; photocell safety barriers; idle rollers for loading.
• Standard commercial components; common wear parts stocked by Cevolani.

Technical data

Catalog figures published by Cevolani Italia. They describe nominal machine capacity, not the output of an integrated line. Imperial equivalents and configuration options on request.

Talk to Crestpack

Crestpack is Cevolani’s counterpart in North America, run by Eurotecsa International LLC in McAllen, Texas. One person handles the technical conversation, the quote and the follow-through. Request a line performance assessment or send us your can format.