3 In 1 Coil Feed Line
Home Appliances Industry
A specially customized dual-head decoiling three-in-one feeding machine, with a single-side load capacity of 1,500KG, can simultaneously load two rolls of material for alternating operation.
Automobile Industry
Thick-Sheet 3-in-1 Decoiler, Leveler & Feeder System for Automotive Stamping Applications
Designed for integration with 1250-ton stamping presses, this heavy-duty 3-in-1 system delivers automated material handling in automotive component production.
Ready to streamline your production with reliable stamping automation solutions that boost efficiency, reduce downtime!
Hot Products
3 in 1 Decoiler Straightener Feeder For Ultra-Thick Plate（1.0-8.0mm）
The Heavy-Gauge 3-in-1 Feeder combines decoiling, leveling, and feeding into one compact, NC-controlled system, delivering precision, efficiency, and safety for processing ultra-thick metal plates up to 8.0mm.
3 in 1 Decoiler Straightener Feeder For High-Tension Plate（0.6-6.0mm）
The machine is a servo-driven uncoiling and leveling device specifically designed for the automatic feeding of medium to thick plates with wide widths and high yield strengths.
3 in1 Decoiler Leveler Feeder For Thick Plate（0.6-6.0mm）
The thick plate 3-in-1 feeder integrates uncoiling, leveling, and feeding functions into one compact system, delivering high-precision material handling for heavy-duty stamping applications
3 in1 Decoiler Leveler Feeder For Medium Plate（0.5-4.5mm）
The three functions of uncoiling and leveling feed are integrated, with the characteristics of high accuracy, easy operation, space saving and so on.
3 in1 Decoiler Leveler Feeder For Thin Plate（0.3-3.2mm）
The 3-in-1 servo feeder integrates four functions—uncoiling, leveling, feeding, and shearing—into a fully automated system.
FAQ
Q: How do I determine the right feeder size for my production line?
A: The feeder size depends on the material width, thickness, and feeding step distance required by your stamping press. Choosing the correct specifications ensures smooth operation and prevents feeding errors or misalignment.
Q: What factors should I consider when choosing a servo feeder machine?
A: When selecting a servo feeder, key factors include feeding accuracy (±0.05mm or better), maximum feeding speed (e.g., 20m/min), material compatibility (stainless steel, aluminum, etc.), load capacity, and control system (PLC or touchscreen). Ensure the machine matches your stamping process requirements.
Q: How long does it take to receive the feeder machine after placing an order?
A: Lead time for delivery typically ranges from 4 to 8 weeks depending on customization, production schedules, and shipping location. Once your order is confirmed, we will provide a more precise delivery estimate.
Q: What are your payment terms?
A: We accepts T/T payment, 30% deposit and 70% balance before shipping
Q: How often should I perform maintenance on my servo feeder machine?
A: Routine maintenance should be conducted weekly for basic cleaning and lubrication, while a more thorough inspection should be done monthly to check for wear on rollers, belts, and electrical components. A full servicing is recommended every 6-12 months depending on usage intensity.
Q: What are the most common issues with feeder machines, and how can I troubleshoot them?
A: Common issues include misalignment, inconsistent feeding accuracy, or motor failure. Check for loose bolts, dirt buildup, or software calibration errors. If problems persist, refer to the user manual or contact technical support.
Q: Do you provide on-site repair services if my machine breaks down?
A: Yes, we offer on-site repair services for major issues, along with remote troubleshooting support for minor problems. For urgent cases, we can dispatch a technician within 24-48 hours, depending on your location.
Q: What's the package of your coil feeding machines?
A: For the coil feeding equipment that go LCL shipping, We will use plastic films wrap on the equiment, and then fix it into a wooden box.
For the large coil lines that go FCL shipment, We will fix each part with ropes on the shipping container and then wrapped them with plastic films.
