Re-cording machine for chiller rollers
Improved serviceability of chiller rollers
Three reasons for choosing the re-cording machine
1.
Easy and fast re-cording of chiller rollers
2.
Adjustable cord pitch
3.
Enables re-cording the roller up to 3,600 mm in length
Re-cording the rollers
The Glaston Cording Machine is designed for easy and fast re-cording of the chiller and bender rollers.
With this multipurpose cording machine, you can re-cord any roller length, up to 3,600 mm.
The machine is capable of re-cording both left- and right-handed rollers with adjustable cord pitch. It also allows the rollers to be fully corded.
References
Bojar Glass, Poland
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