Box stitching machine motor
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| Part Type | Stitching Wire |
| Suitable Machine | Angular Stitcher |
| Wire Size | 16×22 |
| Shape | Round |
| Usage/Application | Laminating |
| Material | PU And aluminium |
| Packaging Type | Box |
| Size | 80 mm (OD) |
| Surface Finish | poolish |
| Brand | Assopack |
| Color | Yellow |
| Size/Dimension | 120 |
| Voltage | no |
| Finishing | Polished |
| Features | pu coated on aluminium |
| Finish | poolish |
| Usage | Carton Box, Corrugated Box |
| Capacity | 100kg |
| Hardness | 40–45 HRC |
| Diameter | 120mm or available less |
| Feature | Pu coated with aluminuum.body |
| Warranty | No |
Minimum order quantity: 2 Piece
High-grade Alloy Steel / EN Series Steel / Hardened Tool Steel / Cast Iron (CI) as per customer requirements
Special wear-resistant rubberized coating or polyurethane coating available for specific feeding surfaces
Surface hardened & ground for extended life and consistent performance
✔ Precision-machined for accurate feeding of corrugated sheets/boxes
✔ Anti-slip surface design for smooth & controlled movement
✔ Balanced & vibration-free operation, improving machine efficiency
✔ Compatible with all leading box stitching machine models (top and bottom feeders)
✔ Corrosion-resistant and wear-resistant for longer operational life
✔ Available in custom sizes and bore diameters as per machine requirements
✔ Fine-tuned groove patterns for various grades of corrugated sheets
Outer Diameter: 100 mm to 300 mm
Thickness: 10 mm to 50 mm
Bore Diameter: 20 mm to 80 mm (as per shaft size)
Keyway & Hub Type: As per standard box stitching machine design
Precision ground finish
Rust-proof coating on non-functional areas
Rubberized / Knurled finish on the feeding area
Semi-Automatic Box Stitching Machine
Automatic Bottom Stitching Machine
Manual Box Stitcher with Feeder Mechanism
Feeder wheels are installed on the feed shaft to pull corrugated board/boxes into the stitching area, ensuring proper alignment and feed timing for stitching operations.
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| Part Type | Wire Stitch Head |
| Suitable Machine | circular |
| Wire Size | 20×24 |
| Material | rubber |
| Surface Finish | Polished |
| Packaging Type | Box |
| Usage | Carton Box, Corrugated Box |
| Hardness | 35–40 HRC |
Minimum order quantity: 1 Piece
For a high-speed corrugator line, the Wheel Brush Slitter Scorer is a critical component for maintaining clean edges and precise scores without damaging the board surface. High-quality spare parts ensure reduced dust, better folding accuracy, and longer intervals between maintenance.
Here is a breakdown of the essential specifications and components for these spare parts.
## Core Components & Specifications| Part Name | Primary Material | Function |
| Brush Wheel | High-density Nylon / Horsehair | Cleans debris from the slitting blade and stabilizes the board. |
| Slitter Blade | Tungsten Carbide | Provides sharp, burr-free longitudinal cuts at high speeds. |
| Scoring Ring | Hardened Steel (HRC 58-62) | Creates precise creases (male-to-female or male-to-flat). |
| Grinding Wheel | Diamond / CBN Coating | Maintains the razor edge of the slitter blades automatically. |
Premium slitter scorers utilize Tungsten Carbide for blades, which offers a lifespan up to 10x longer than standard high-speed steel. This is vital for 24/7 corrugator operations to minimize downtime.
### 2. Precision EngineeringDynamic Balance: High-quality wheels are dynamically balanced to prevent vibration at line speeds exceeding 250 m/min.
Heat Resistance: Bearings and synthetic brush fibers are rated for the high-temperature environment of the dry end.
The "Wheel Brush" serves two roles:
Dust Suppression: It captures paper lint at the point of the cut, preventing "hickey" defects in subsequent printing processes.
Board Support: It provides the necessary counter-pressure for the slitter blade to penetrate the corrugated medium cleanly.
Automatic Lubrication: Ensure the thin-oil lubrication system for the slitter blades is clear; dry cutting significantly shortens blade life.
Brush Tension: Replace brush wheels when the bristles show 15% wear or "set," as this leads to uneven board stabilization.
Blade Alignment: Periodically check the axial play of the slitter heads. Even a $0.5\text{ mm}$ deviation can cause ragged edges.
Pro Tip: When sourcing, ensure the bore diameter and keyway dimensions match your specific machine brand (e.g., BHS, Fosber, Marquip, or Mitsubishi) to avoid high-speed oscillation.
Chirag Pateel (Proprietor)
Gayatrii Gear Industries
73-74, Ashapura Industrial Estate, Behind Alankar Boilers, Near Ramol Chokdi, Gidc, Phase 4, Vatva
Ahmedabad - 382445, Gujarat, India