DB-R300 Kitchen Towel Rewinding Line in Colombia

Project Year: 2024
Location: Colombia
Application: Kitchen Towel Converting Workflow Improvement
Equipment: DB-R300 Kitchen Towel Non-Stop Rewinder Line

Project Background

In 2024, a tissue converter in Colombia reviewed the organization of its kitchen towel production area. The country's tissue converting sector serves both domestic household demand and regional distribution, and converters in the region often work within existing factory buildings rather than purpose-built halls.

The customer needed a rewinding solution that fitted the workshop and supported practical movement of parent rolls and finished logs. Equipment positioning was an important part of the project because loading, operation, and maintenance all required suitable access.

The objective was to establish a clear workflow around the rewinding stage and its connection to subsequent operations.

Customer Requirements

The customer's priorities included:

• An integrated kitchen towel rewinding arrangement.
• A layout suited to the available workshop.
• Practical access for parent-roll loading.
• Organized transfer and collection of finished logs.
• Space for routine operation and maintenance.
• A clear definition of the interface with downstream equipment.

Proposed Solution

We proposed the DB-R300 Kitchen Towel Non-Stop Rewinder Line, which integrates unwinding, rewinding, and transfer. The model is designed for kitchen towel converting, and its configuration can be adapted to the finished roll format, parent-roll specification, and target output defined by the buyer.

The layout review considered the equipment footprint together with the working space around it. Parent-roll staging, loading access, operator positions, and finished-log collection were reviewed as parts of the same workflow.

The project also considered how completed logs would move to the customer's subsequent converting operations. This interface was reviewed separately from the rewinder itself to clarify the handling arrangements required.

The resulting proposal focused on making the production area practical to operate while keeping the supplied equipment scope clearly defined.

Installation & Commissioning

Installation checks included machine positioning and access around the main operating areas.

During trial operation, the team observed the movement of material from loading through rewinding and log transfer. Particular attention was given to the collection area, where finished logs needed to be handled without obstructing routine access.

Trial logs were inspected for shape and winding condition. Operators also reviewed the material-handling sequence and the routine checks required before starting production.

Project Results

A Clearer Workshop Arrangement
The project defined areas for parent-roll loading, machine operation, and finished-log handling.

Coordinated Rewinding and Transfer
The DB-R300 configuration brought the main stages into one line, helping organize the movement of material through the rewinding process.

Defined Downstream Handling Requirements
The layout review clarified how finished logs would be transferred to the next production stage.

Project Summary

This Colombia project combined DB-R300 equipment selection with workshop planning. The emphasis was on organizing the space around the rewinding line and establishing practical handling arrangements from parent-roll loading to finished-log collection.

For buyers comparing options, the same rewinding platform is also documented in other kitchen towel projects, including the DB-R300 kitchen towel rewinding line delivered in Poland and the kitchen towel machine case library. The full tissue machinery project catalog covers rewinding, folding, cutting, and packing equipment for kitchen towel and related tissue products.