Quelle est la différence entre trancannage et enroulement classique ?

Le trancannage permet un enroulement croisé et compact, contrairement au bobinage simple qui est linéaire. Résultat : plus de mètres par bobine, moins d’arrêts machine.

Quels matériaux peuvent être trancannés ?

Films polyester, polycarbonate, polyimide, fluorés, alu/PET, stratifiés, rubans adhésifs techniques.

Pourquoi le trancannage améliore la productivité ?

Grâce à des bobines plus longues et stables, le nombre de changements est réduit, ce qui augmente la cadence de production.

Dans quels secteurs utilise-t-on le trancannage ?

Électronique, automobile, emballage, aéronautique, énergie et industries de transformation.

Trancannage: an optimised cross-winding process for your technical films and tapes

What is trancannage?

Trancannage, also known as transverse windingis an industrial process that involves winding a strip of flexible material (technical film, adhesive tape, laminate, etc.) in criss-cross layers from one edge of a mandrel to the other.
Unlike conventional winding, this method produces compact, stable and long coilsideal for optimising production rates.

Advantages of industrial winnowing

Increased productivity up to 20x reduction in reel changeover times.
Optimised format Longer length of finished product per reel, adapted to customer requirements.
Material versatility Compatible with polyester, polycarbonate, fluorinated, aluminium/PET and polyimide films...
Process reliability stable winding, controlled voltage, better production continuity.

Typical cross-company applications

The cross-cutting process is used in a number of industrial sectors where the performance and continuity of production are key.

Electronics and electrical industry

Electrical insulation tapes
Polyimide and polyester films for printed circuits and motors

Automotive industry and mobility

Technical films for sensors, beams and screens
High-performance adhesive tapes for assembly and protection

Packaging and processing

Technical film reels for automated packaging
Long adhesive tapes for packaging lines

Aeronautics and space

Fluorinated and polyimide films for thermal insulation and protection
Technical tapes used in extreme environments

Typical industrial slitting applications

Slitting is used in many sectors, each with its own specific requirements.

Automotive & mobility sector

Cutting of technical films for cabling and harnesses.
Protection for interior and exterior surfaces.
Acoustic and thermal nonwovens.

Medical & pharmaceutical sector

Sterile film for packaging.
Non-wovens for medical devices.
Products processed in cleanrooms.

Electronics & energy sector

Electrical insulating films.
Technical tapes for motors and transformers.
Solutions for photovoltaics and HVAC.

Why choose ADDEV Materials for your troubleshooting needs?

Multi-material expertise mastering plastic, metal and composite substrates.
Precision equipment machines suitable for low and high thicknesses (0.47 to 4 mils).
Flexibility and customisation customised formats to suit your processes.
Commitment to quality Industrial certification and continuous monitoring in production.

FAQ - Troubleshooting

What is the difference between winding and conventional winding?

Cross-winding allows for compact cross-winding, unlike single winding, which is linear. Result: more metres per reel, less machine downtime.

What materials can be trancanned?

Polyester, polycarbonate, polyimide, fluorinated, aluminium/PET films, laminates, technical adhesive tapes.

Why does cross-canning improve productivity?

Longer, more stable reels mean fewer changeovers, which increases production speed.

In which sectors is it used?

Electronics, automotive, packaging, aeronautics, energy and processing industries.