What auxiliary machines does Cason Srl provide beyond slitter rewinders?

Cason Srl's auxiliary equipment covers four areas that sit around a slitter rewinder in a converting or film line: rewinders, core cutters, reels handling systems, and bobbin strippers. These are the machines you would look at when the slitting step is already solved but the upstream or downstream handling, rewinding, or core preparation is still manual. The list below reflects the product families named on casoncompanies.com.

Rewinders

Cason groups four rewinders under "Auxiliary machines." They differ mainly in what they rewind and how the material is handled.

The distinction that matters when choosing: Techno Fold is the only one that also folds, so it fits a different end product than a pure rewinder. Rewo Matic is specified for heavy rolls, which puts it in a different weight class from the Doctor Machine.

Core cutters

Three models, split by automation level:

• Easykut CAPL TS — automatic core cutter
• Easykut TS — automatic core cutter
• Easykut TM — manual core cutter

If your line runs continuously and cores are a bottleneck, the two automatic models are the relevant ones; the manual Easykut TM is the lower-investment option for lower throughput or job-shop work. The site does not publish cut length ranges or cycle times, so those would need to come from Cason directly.

Reels handling

This is the broadest category, and it scales from a single function to a full plant:

• Compact line for multiple production reels
• Automatic line for wrapping reels in stretch film
• Full automatic plant for reels palletizing
• Automatic plant for handling heavy rolls
• Semi-automatic reels handling
• Unloading and palletizing reels for printing machines

The naming tells you the decision axis: compact vs. full automatic, and general reels vs. heavy rolls vs. printing-machine output. The last item is the one to note if you are a printer rather than a converter — it is scoped specifically to unloading and palletizing at printing machines.

Bobbin strippers

Listed as a standalone category. These strip yarn bobbins or cores, which places them in textile-adjacent or core-recovery workflows rather than film converting.

How these fit together

The logic of the catalog is that a slitter rewinder handles the web, and these machines handle everything the web touches before and after:

1. Before slitting — core cutters prepare the cores the rewound rolls sit on.
2. During/after slitting — rewinders re-reel, salvage, or fold material that the slitter itself does not finish.
3. After slitting — reels handling wraps, moves, and palletizes finished rolls.
4. Separate loop — bobbin strippers recover cores/bobbins for reuse.

If you are specifying a line, the practical question is which of these steps is currently manual. A converter running a slitter but hand-cutting cores and hand-palletizing reels is the typical profile for the Easykut automatic cutters plus one of the reels handling lines.

What the site does not tell you

No pricing, no throughput figures, no footprint or power requirements are published on the pages reviewed. Cason lists a phone contact (+39 0331 909033) and a contact form, and the site has a "Services 4.0" section that suggests remote/connected service options — worth asking about if you need machine monitoring or integration with an existing line. For model selection, the site's own grouping (flexible packaging vs. heavy rolls vs. paper industry) is the fastest filter to apply before contacting them.