Introducing the HM Easycut
Revolutionizing Artificial Turf Couponing for Garden Professionals
Navigating the world of artificial turf comes with its own set of challenges, particularly when it comes to handling and distributing rolls of varying lengths and diameters. Recognizing the need for a solution that streamlines the cutting and rolling process, our team of experts had developed the HM Easycut E1. This professional-grade couponing machine is tailored to meet the needs of garden professionals, distribution centers, and landscaping companies, offering unparalleled efficiency and ease of use.
Understanding the Relationship Between Length and Diameter
The length of artificial turf rolls varies, typically ranging from 20 to 25 meters. This directly impacts the maximum diameter of the final roll, a crucial factor for easy transportation and installation. The HM Easycut machine is standard equipped with a cross-cutting blade to cut the carpet at length directly from the mother roll.
Efficient Cutting and Rolling Capabilities
Optionally equipped with a longitudinal cutting part, the HM Easycut E1 effortlessly transforms 4.2m (or 5.2m) wide mother rolls into narrower, easily manageable strips. Additionally, its advanced rolling module comes with pre-programmed recipes to compensate for carpet pile working, ensuring the creation of compact and ready-to-sell rolls.
From cutting to rolling, this innovative machine simplifies every step of the process, empowering garden professionals to deliver high-quality results with ease so they can optimize their operations and enhance their productivity like never before. Say goodbye to heavy rolls and cumbersome handling!
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