Core slabbing machine
OwnerTroy L. Hallinventor
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A core slabbing machine for the removal of paper wound on a mill roll core, to thereby permit reuse of the core. The machine includes a horizontal core-receiving mandrel and a carraige which moves horizontally back and forth above, and aligned with, the mandrel. The carriage carries a freely rotatable cutting wheel which is forced downwardly by a pneumatic cylinder onto the paper to be removed from a core. Each horizontal pass of the rotary cutting wheel cuts through a number of layers of paper determined by the force on the cutting wheel. This action is automatically controlled and continues until the cutting wheel reaches the core surface exterior after a number of cutting passes. The freely rotatable cutting wheel exerts a force on the core and paper substantially at right angles to the core and its supporting mandrel, thus obviating the need to anchor the core relative to the mandrel.
A core slabbing machine for removing residual layers of papers wound on the hollow core of a mill roll, comprising a frame;
A core slabbing machine for removing residual layers of paper wound on a hollow core, comprising a frame, a beam carried by said frame and a elongated mandrel extending from said frame in horizontal, cantilever relationship beneath said beam, said mandrel adapted to freely and loosely receive the hollow core and the residual paper wound thereon in non-secured relationship;
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