
SOLLAS 20 STATIC SMOOTH DRUM ROLLER
Specifications & Market Value

Technical Description
The 2012 SOLLAS 20 Static Smooth Drum Roller is a heavy-duty compaction machine designed for efficient packaging and material handling applications. Powered by a 230V, 3-phase electrical system with a power consumption of 2.5 kW, it operates with a frequency controller drive system and features a PLC-controlled soft touch display interface for precise operation. The machine consumes 1.59 CFM of air at 6 bar pressure, ensuring optimal pneumatic efficiency. It supports servo-controlled film adjustment and utilizes a Type 50 keyed cams main shaft for reliable mechanical performance. The roller's operational specifications enable it to process cartons ranging from 1.77 to 11.81 inches in length, 1.57 to 7.87 inches in width, and 0.63 to 3.78 inches in height, with a maximum film roll diameter of 12.6 inches. It achieves a maximum production rate of up to 50 cycles per minute. The net weight stands at approximately 950 kg, providing a stable base without specified travel speed or dimensions. This model integrates advanced control and drive systems to deliver consistent, smooth drum compaction suitable for packaging and production line environments where precision and repeatability are critical. Its design emphasizes compactness and user-friendly operation through modern PLC and servo technology, optimized for small to medium-sized carton packaging processes.
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