Product Overview

The KR‑504 computer‑controlled leather area measuring machine is industrial‑grade table‑type measuring equipment built for tanneries and leather‑processing workshops. It utilises advanced digital infrared scanning array to capture the true outline of raw hides, wet‑blue leather and finished leather. Real‑time area computation is completed by the industrial host.

This unit supports automatic hot stamping on leather surface and bilingual printed tickets. Multiple effective working‑width options are available for different‑size hide batches. It delivers stable measuring accuracy for incoming‑goods inspection, warehouse stock management, leather‑trading transactions and cutting‑room material‑cost accounting in large‑volume leather‑production environments.

Core Product Competitive Advantages

1. High‑stability infrared scanning detection system Digital infrared sensor array adapts to various leather colours and surface textures. Measuring output remains free from ambient‑light interference. No reading drift occurs during long‑shift continuous‑operation, securing repeatable area‑readings for hide‑batch‑processing.
2. Integrated automatic hot‑stamp marking function Tracking‑type stamping unit prints batch‑code, grade or enterprise logo directly onto leather surface. Operators enable / disable marking function via software; stamp position can be freely configured to satisfy traceability‑management requirements for tannery production.
3. Intelligent industrial‑computer data‑management System retains all measurement records even after unexpected power‑off. User‑defined parameters are stored persistently without repeated re‑configuration after equipment restart. Built‑in self‑diagnosis function locates scanning‑module faults rapidly to minimise production‑line downtime.
4. Practical human‑centred operation workflow Simplified keypad‑driven operation, new‑shop‑floor operators can master core workflows within two hours. Output supports both square‑metre and square‑foot units; high‑speed printer generates Chinese‑English dual‑language measurement tickets.
5. Robust heavy‑duty workshop‑oriented frame Heavy‑welded steel cabinet fits harsh tannery‑workshop conditions. Imported drive‑motor ensures stable running‑speed; whole‑machine failure‑rate is kept low for long‑time non‑stop batch‑measurement tasks. Multiple working‑width variants can be selected according to factory‑layout demands.

Complete Technical Parameter Table

Standard Complete Test Operating Workflow

1. Pre‑Test Preparation Position machine on level solid workshop ground. Inspect infrared scanning‑window, stamping‑head and printer‑mechanism. Power‑on and run system self‑diagnosis. Complete calibration using reference‑standard plate. Configure print template, stamping‑content and measuring‑unit according to production‑requirements.
2. Leather Feeding & Scanning Measurement Lay leather flat on measuring table surface. Machine scans hide outline via infrared array during table‑movement. Industrial computer instantly calculates actual surface‑area and stores record into local‑database.
3. Marking & Ticket‑Printing If auto‑stamp function is activated, equipment tracks position and prints mark onto leather. Users can print single‑piece slip immediately, or accumulate multi‑piece data for full‑batch summary‑print.
4. Batch‑Data Review Review stored batch‑measurement records on computer interface. Edit or delete abnormal entries. Export statistical data for warehouse stock‑taking or cost‑calculation work.
5. Post‑Run Tidying Clear leather scraps and dust from scanning‑window and work‑table surface. Back‑up important batch‑data. Shut‑down equipment at end‑of‑shift. Perform periodic calibration with standard‑plate to sustain measuring precision.