CDX1 Demasking machine

Summary:
This machine is designed for post-spray processing of metal film capacitors and aims to streamline the entire subprime disk dismantling process. In many production factories, manual disassembly is employed, which is time-consuming. However, after the spraying process, a significant amount of metal dust accumulates on the subprime surfaces and tapes, leading to pollution and health risks associated with manual dismantling. This machine features automatic control for the entire dismantling process, not only saving time and effort but also reducing environmental pollution and potential harm to human health. It achieves these benefits through user-friendly automatic control.

Features:
1. Environmental Design: The machine incorporates a closed design to effectively prevent dust contamination in the air. If customers bring their own basic cleaning equipment, it can further reduce environmental pollution.
2. Convenient and Human-Centric: The machine uses an inclined plate (CDC1) for faster vertical splitting.
3. Automated Operations: Operators only need to place the entire sprayed plate into the subprime feeding tray, adjust the side paper tape dismantling round’s safety loading position and orientation. The machine automatically starts after tape dismantling to complete the entire disk’s dismantling.
4. Ease of Adjustment: The machine allows for easy adjustment of parcel size for subprime steps. Operators can adjust the spacing between wheels for different masking tape specifications. Proper adjustments ensure the tape transfer process aligns with the pressing wheel.
5. Versatility: Designed for the current market, this machine accommodates two packaging methods. It can achieve ohmic packaging dismantling and is also compatible with traditional chain packaging demolition solutions.
6. Dual Motor System: The machine utilizes two motors for disassembly, enabling easy speed adjustment and offering effective tape prevention measures.
7. Dismantling Speed: Depending on subprime specifications, the average dismantling speed ranges from 4 to 6 pieces per minute. Skilled operators can simultaneously operate 2 to 4 split machines.