Niruma Textile Machinery · Since 1980

Fabric Roll Slitting Machine

Automatic fabric roll slitting machine with circular knife up to 2000 mm width, PLC control, auto blade grinding and vacuum trim removal at 50 m/min line speed.

Slitting Type: Circular Knife Slitting
Max Fabric Width: 2000 mm
Min Slit Width: 25 mm
Automation Grade: Automatic
Line Speed: 50 m/min

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Circular knife slitting for clean, sealed edges
Max fabric width 2000 mm with minimum slit width 25 mm
PLC controlled system for repeatable slitting jobs
Automatic blade grinding system keeps the knife sharp

The Fabric Roll Slitting Machine from Niruma Textile Machinery converts wide fabric rolls into narrower, accurate widths in a single pass. A circular knife slices the web cleanly as it travels through the machine, with minimum slit widths from 25 mm and fabric widths up to 2000 mm handled on one machine.

Slitting quality comes from control, and this machine is built around a PLC controlled system with variable speed for the blade and feeding system, so line speed can be matched to the material — a line speed of 50 m/min on standard woven fabric. An automatic blade grinding system keeps the circular knife sharp during the run, while a vacuum unit removes trimmed material and sharpening dust so the finished rolls and the machine stay clean.

It slits woven, knitted, nonwoven, elastic tape and narrow fabric — and is also suitable for paper, leather and various other materials. We supply this roll slitting machine as a textile machinery manufacturer based in Odhav, Ahmedabad since 1980.

Salient Features

Circular knife slitting for clean, sealed edges

Max fabric width 2000 mm with minimum slit width 25 mm

PLC controlled system for repeatable slitting jobs

Automatic blade grinding system keeps the knife sharp

Vacuum unit removes trimmed material and sharpening dust

Variable speed control for blade and feeding system

Line speed up to 50 m/min on standard fabric

Blade diameter up to 400 mm, mounted with high safety factor

Suitable for woven, knitted, nonwoven, elastic tape and narrow fabric

Also handles paper, leather and various other materials

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Why Choose This Machine

Accurate slit widths: PLC controlled feeding holds the material steady against the circular knife, so every roll comes off at the same width — from 25 mm tapes up to 2000 mm webs.

Consistent cut quality: The automatic blade grinding system sharpens the knife during the run, preventing the fusing and fraying that a dull blade causes on synthetics and knits.

Clean working environment: A vacuum unit draws away trimmed edges and sharpening dust as they are produced, keeping rolls clean and reducing housekeeping around the machine.

Versatile material handling: One machine slits woven, knitted and nonwoven fabric, elastic tape and narrow fabric, and even paper and leather — useful for converters running mixed work.

Productive line speed: Up to 50 m per minute with independent variable speed on blade and feeding lets you slow down for delicate fabric and speed up for straightforward runs.

Trusted excellence: Built, assembled and trial-tested in our own workshop, and backed by installation, commissioning and service support from Niruma Textile Machinery.

Technical Specifications

Machine Specification
Slitting Type	Circular Knife Slitting
Max Fabric Width	2000 mm
Min Slit Width	25 mm
Automation Grade	Automatic
Line Speed	50 m/min
Control System	PLC controlled system
Blade Diameter	Up to 400 mm
Blade Grinding	Automatic blade grinding system
Speed Control	Variable speed for blade and feeding system
Trim Removal	Vacuum unit for trimmed material and sharpening dust
Suitable Material	Woven, knitted, nonwoven, elastic tape, narrow fabric, paper, leather
Usage	Fabric roll cutting / slitting
Country of Origin	India
Manufacturer	Niruma Textile Machinery, Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India

Specifications may be customised to your requirement. Final configuration is confirmed on the order acknowledgement.

Applications & Industries Served

This fabric roll slitting machine is used across the following textile processes and industries:

How It Works — Operator Notes

Set the slit positions for the required widths, load the roll and lock the core positions. Run a short length first and check the width at both ends of the roll before committing the full batch.

Match line speed to the material. Synthetics and knits are best run at moderate speed so the circular knife cuts cleanly; woven cotton and paper can run faster.

Let the automatic grinder run at its scheduled intervals rather than waiting for cut quality to fall — a consistently sharp blade gives the cleanest edge and the least fraying. Keep the vacuum unit running whenever the machine is slitting.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to the questions buyers ask most often about this machine.

What is a fabric roll slitting machine?

It is a machine that cuts a wide roll of fabric into narrower rolls in one pass. This model uses a circular knife with PLC control, automatic blade grinding and vacuum trim removal, handling fabric widths up to 2000 mm.

What is the minimum slit width?

The minimum slit width is 25 mm, making the machine suitable for elastic tape, narrow fabric and narrow strips as well as wide panel widths up to 2000 mm.

Which materials can be slit?

Woven, knitted and nonwoven fabric, elastic tape and narrow fabric. The machine is also suitable for paper, leather and various other materials.

How does the machine keep the blade sharp?

An automatic blade grinding system sharpens the circular knife during operation. Combined with the vacuum unit that removes grinding dust, this keeps cut quality consistent over long runs.

What line speed can be achieved?

Up to 50 m/min on standard fabric, with variable speed on both blade and feeding system so you can match the speed to the material being slit.

Is PLC programming required to operate it?

No. Standard jobs are set up from the operator panel with stored or simple settings; our commissioning team trains your operators during installation.