

A ZHJ emboss combined line adds a pattern emboss station to a slit/CTL all-in-one host. It can emboss, slit/recoil strips, and cut leveled sheets to length on one machine. It is not a pure slitter, not a pure CTL, and not the non-emboss ZHJ at the same rating.
Compared with standard ZHJ×1300, the emboss reference is more conservative on thickness, speed, and strip count while listing a higher total motor figure.
Typical flow wording from FAQ:
Applications. Patterned sheet or strip for architectural, appliance, or decorative coil products where emboss geometry must stay on the same footprint as slit/CTL. Buyers who only need plain slit or plain CTL should stay on standard ZHJ or dedicated CTL/slitter families.
| Item | Standard ZHJ reference | Emboss ZHJ reference |
|---|---|---|
| Thickness | About 0.5–3 mm | About 0.5–2 mm |
| Speed | ≤ about 25 m/min | ≤ about 15 m/min |
| Strip count | ≤ about 8 | ≤ about 5 |
| Total motor | About 70 kW | About 81 kW |
| Extra station | None | Emboss unit |
| Width class | About 1300 mm | About 1300 mm |
Model naming conflicts (0.3–3 vs 0.5–3 vs 0.3–5) in the broader ZHJ family must be resolved in the contract — do not publish one forced band for emboss either.
No. FAQ treats emboss as a distinct variant with different thickness, speed, strip, and total motor references.
The emboss station adds load. FAQ cites about 81 kW total versus about 70 kW on standard ZHJ — do not invent a deeper energy model beyond that.
No. Emboss reference is up to about 5 strips. The ≤8 figure belongs to standard ZHJ.
Modes remain combo-class (recoil or sheet exit). Emboss sits in the integrated path; still confirm station order on the proposal.
Final ratings follow the confirmed technical proposal. Price and lead time are out of scope.