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RED-RMF-S

Compact feeder

More aesthetic layout inside the equipment

RED-RMF-S

RED-RMF-L

Long feeder

Easier material changeover outside the equipment

RED-RMF-L

RED-RMF-300

Large retract feeder

High-precision material positioning

RED-RMF-300

RED-RMF-700

Ultra-wide retract feeder

Large-capacity material handling

RED-RMF-700

RED-RMF-180

S280-L-C1-A171-01-V1.0

Suction first, then peel

With built-in labeling mechanism

RED-RMF-180
Application Scenarios
The retract feeder is mainly suitable for single-row die-cut roll materials of larger sizes. It adopts a suction-then-peel mode and also has push feeder functionality, compatible with most die-cut roll materials.
Feeding Principle
The tape is pulled out in reverse by the peel blade. Using the release force of the roll material, the material is peeled onto the non-stick platform for the suction cup to pick up.
Key Advantages

The suction-then-peel mode provides high discharge precision and works well for materials that are difficult to peel or tend to shift or wrinkle after peeling. Meanwhile, the retract feeder also incorporates push feeder functionality, enabling one machine for multiple uses. Feeding precision: ±0.2mm.

Limitations

As the retract feeder sucks first and then peels, the suction cup briefly dwells on the feeder during peeling while the peel blade retracts to peel the material; the suction cup dwell time is approximately ≤1s.

Required Parameters

1、Release liner width

2、Roll inner/outer diameter

3、With or without top protective film

4、Individual material size and arrangement

Basic Requirements

• The material and the base film should be easily separated in a reverse-fold test, with no obvious adhesive bleeding.

• The release liner should preferably be PET with no elasticity; a thickness of 0.05mm is optimal;

• The release liner must have no knife marks, otherwise tape breakage or delamination may occur during peeling;

• The release liner must have no splices; reserve 1 meter of blank tape at both the head and tail; the distance from the material to the edge must be no less than 5mm, and there must be a gap of more than 2mm around each individual material on the front, back, left and right;