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- [What Is Metal Slitting?](https://bafnamettek.com/what-is-metal-slitting-how-precision-slit-coils-cut-waste-and-speed-up-your-production-line/): Metal slitting turns wide master coils into narrow strips, and the quality of that cut decides how smoothly your stamping, forming, or winding line runs. This guide explains how slitting works, which tolerances to check (width, burr height, edge quality, coil set), and when buying precision-slit strips from a service center beats slitting in-house.

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- [Non-Ferrous Metals](https://bafnamettek.com/non-ferrous-metals/): What Is Metal Slitting? Metal slitting is the process of cutting a wide master coil or sheet into narrower strips of a required width. The coil is unwound, passed through a set of circular knives mounted on arbors, and rewound into smaller coils, often called mults or strips. It looks simple, but the quality of the cut decides how well those strips behave in the next step of production, whether that is stamping, forming, winding, or drawing. A strip that is slightly off in width, or that carries a heavy burr, can stop a high-speed line. How the Slitting Process Works
- [About us](https://bafnamettek.com/about-us/): What Is Metal Slitting? Metal slitting is the process of cutting a wide master coil or sheet into narrower strips of a required width. The coil is unwound, passed through a set of circular knives mounted on arbors, and rewound into smaller coils, often called mults or strips. It looks simple, but the quality of the cut decides how well those strips behave in the next step of production, whether that is stamping, forming, winding, or drawing. A strip that is slightly off in width, or that carries a heavy burr, can stop a high-speed line. How the Slitting Process Works
- [Blogs](https://bafnamettek.com/blogs/): What Is Metal Slitting? Metal slitting is the process of cutting a wide master coil or sheet into narrower strips of a required width. The coil is unwound, passed through a set of circular knives mounted on arbors, and rewound into smaller coils, often called mults or strips. It looks simple, but the quality of the cut decides how well those strips behave in the next step of production, whether that is stamping, forming, winding, or drawing. A strip that is slightly off in width, or that carries a heavy burr, can stop a high-speed line. How the Slitting Process Works
- [Home](https://bafnamettek.com/): What Is Metal Slitting? Metal slitting is the process of cutting a wide master coil or sheet into narrower strips of a required width. The coil is unwound, passed through a set of circular knives mounted on arbors, and rewound into smaller coils, often called mults or strips. It looks simple, but the quality of the cut decides how well those strips behave in the next step of production, whether that is stamping, forming, winding, or drawing. A strip that is slightly off in width, or that carries a heavy burr, can stop a high-speed line. How the Slitting Process Works
- [Ferrous Metals](https://bafnamettek.com/ferrous-metals/): What Is Metal Slitting? Metal slitting is the process of cutting a wide master coil or sheet into narrower strips of a required width. The coil is unwound, passed through a set of circular knives mounted on arbors, and rewound into smaller coils, often called mults or strips. It looks simple, but the quality of the cut decides how well those strips behave in the next step of production, whether that is stamping, forming, winding, or drawing. A strip that is slightly off in width, or that carries a heavy burr, can stop a high-speed line. How the Slitting Process Works
- [Contact Us](https://bafnamettek.com/contact-us/): What Is Metal Slitting? Metal slitting is the process of cutting a wide master coil or sheet into narrower strips of a required width. The coil is unwound, passed through a set of circular knives mounted on arbors, and rewound into smaller coils, often called mults or strips. It looks simple, but the quality of the cut decides how well those strips behave in the next step of production, whether that is stamping, forming, winding, or drawing. A strip that is slightly off in width, or that carries a heavy burr, can stop a high-speed line. How the Slitting Process Works
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