About JINYE
Wuxi Jinye Complete Equipment designs, builds and tests steel coil slitting lines and cut to length lines in Wuxi, China. The engineers who quote a project are the same ones who sign off its test run.
Company profile
WUXI JINYE COMPLETE EQUIPMENT CO., LTD. specialises in designing and manufacturing steel coil processing machines — the slitting line and the cut to length line — in Wuxi, Jiangsu Province. Design, fabrication, machining, assembly and testing happen in our own workshop, which is why a machine can be configured around a customer's coil instead of picked from a fixed catalogue.
JINYE has been building customised metal coil processing machines since 2000, and has delivered slitting and cut to length equipment to customers in more than 100 countries — the United States, Costa Rica, Colombia, Russia, Kazakhstan, Romania, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Egypt, Nigeria, South Africa, India, Indonesia, Vietnam and many more. That base of projects shaped a focus on innovation and continuous improvement, and it is what made the company a technological leader in the design of coil processing equipment.
What we build
Both lines start from the same coil data. What changes is the unit at the end of the line — a recoiler, or a shear and a stacker.
The coil is uncoiled, leveled, slit to the strip widths the next process needs and rewound under tension. Scrap is wound separately so the slit strips stay clean and ready for the next machine.
Uncoiler · peeler · leveler · side guide · slitter head · scrap winder · tensioner · recoiler
The coil is uncoiled, leveled, measured and cut to length, then stacked as sheets. Rotary, flying and swing shear versions are built to suit the thickness and the surface finish you need to keep.
Uncoiler · leveler · loop · measuring · shear · transport table · stacker
How a line is built
Four stages, all of them under one roof. The line is not handed to a second workshop and then shipped straight out.
Material grade, thickness, coil width, coil weight and target output decide the line layout, the unit selection and the working range.
Shafts and key parts for the uncoiler, the slitter and the recoiler are finished in a single set-up on 4-axis machining centres.
Welded structures are tempered after welding to relieve stress, then assembled, wired and piped as a complete line.
The assembled line is run in the workshop before it is dismantled for packing, so the first real run is not the customer's.
Design decisions
Most of the difference between two lines of the same capacity is decided before the first part is cut. These are the four decisions that shape ours.
See how each line is configured
Questions about a specific line?
slittingline@foxmail.com
The operator can feed the strip into the recoiler clamp without touching the material. Changeover gets shorter and no hand goes near the nip point.
The control system is designed to run the line with minimal personnel, so labour cost stays low over the whole life of the machine.
Machine guarding is state of the art and integrated into the frame instead of being bolted on after the line is finished.
Compared with other manufacturers, the lines need less foundation work, which shortens the civil work and the installation on site.
Where the lines run
Machines supplied to steel service centres, coil processors and manufacturers across six regions. Commissioning support is arranged per project, in the country where the line is installed.
Recent deliveries
A short record of recent projects. Machine ranges are written as thickness × coil width, the same way they are quoted.
Next step
Send the coil data and the finished product. The reply comes back as a line configuration with a price and a delivery schedule, not a catalogue page.
