The Slitting and Cut-to-Length Combined Line is a high-efficiency coil processing system designed to perform both slitting et cut-to-length (CTL) operations within a single production line.
It enables manufacturers to process steel coils into narrow strips or flat sheets, offering maximum flexibility for different production requirements while optimizing space and operational efficiency.
This system is widely used in steel service centers and industries requiring multi-purpose coil processing.

Key Functions
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☑️Slitting Function
Precisely cuts wide steel coils into multiple narrow strips for further processing or recoiling.
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☑️Cut-to-Length Function (CTL)
Cuts steel coils into flat sheets with accurate length control and excellent surface quality.
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Difference from Slitting Line and CTL Line
| Type |
Function |
Output |
Key Feature |
| Linea Secandi |
Longitudinal cutting |
Steel strips (coils) |
Focus on width cutting |
| Cut-to-Length Line |
Transverse cutting |
Steel sheets |
Focus on length cutting |
| Combined Line |
Both slitting + CTL |
Strips & sheets |
Multi-functional, flexible |
Advantages✅
1. High Flexibility
One production line can handle multiple processing requirements, allowing quick adaptation to different orders.
2. Space Saving
Integrates two production lines into one, significantly reducing factory footprint.
3. Cost Efficiency
Reduces investment in separate equipment, labor, and material handling.
4. Improved Productivity
Minimizes downtime and increases overall production efficiency.
5. Versatile Applications
Suitable for various industries and material types.
Disadvantages⚡
1. Higher Initial Investment
Compared to single-function lines, the combined system requires a larger upfront cost.
2. More Complex Operation
Operators need technical experience to manage both functions effectively.
3. Maintenance Complexity
More components lead to increased maintenance requirements.
4. Limited Specialization
For extremely high-volume single-process production, dedicated lines may be more efficient.
Typical Applications
Typical Process Flow
Coil Loading → Uncoiling → Leveling → Slitting → Accumulation →
➡️ Strip Recoiling (Slitting Mode)
➡️ Cut-to-Length Shearing → Automatic Stacking (CTL Mode)
Technical Parameters (Customizable❗)
| Item |
Specification |
| Material Type |
HR / CR / GI / Stainless Steel |
| Thickness Range |
Customizable |
| Coil Width |
Customizable |
| Slitting Speed |
Up to customer requirement |
| Cutting Length Accuracy |
High precision |
| Imperium System |
PLC automatic control |
FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the main advantage of a combined line?
It allows both slitting and cut-to-length processing in one system, improving flexibility and saving space.
2. How to choose between combined and separate lines?
If your production requires both strips and sheets, a combined line is more efficient. For single-purpose, high-volume production, separate lines are recommended.
3. What materials can be processed?
The line can process hot rolled, cold rolled, galvanized, and stainless steel coils.
4. Is the machine fully automatic?
Yes, most combined lines are equipped with PLC systems for automatic control and efficient operation.
5. What information is required before quotation?
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Material type
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Thickness and width range
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Required production speed
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Product type (strips, sheets, or both)
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Precision requirements
Why Choose Our Combined Line?
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Stable performance and high precision
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Flexible configuration based on your needs
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Professional technical support
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Proven experience in steel processing solutions
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