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Minimum deflection
May 1st 2006

The Elite Cameron range of slitting and rewinding machines from T.S.

Converting uses a HepcoMotion SBM GV3 slide with integral supports for the positioning of the slitting system for paper and medical film.

Highly precise knife and core positioning is vital to the unit.

Minimum deflection and rigidity are therefore important qualities of the HepcoMotion linear system that carries a precision measurement device and laser source

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