Method of optimizing processing of successive workpieces through cutting machines
AssigneeCoe Newnes/McGehee ULC
InventorsRonald Pobuda, Sandy Webster, Brian Stroud, Roland Davyduke
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AssigneeCoe Newnes/McGehee ULC
InventorsRonald Pobuda, Sandy Webster, Brian Stroud, Roland Davyduke
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A method of optimizing processing of successive workpieces through cutting machines, includes the steps of determining and optimizing a first cut pattern for a preceding workpiece infeeding into an active cutting device, determining and optimizing a second cut pattern for a succeeding workpiece succeeding the preceding workpiece infeeding into the cutting device, synchronizing the preceding workpiece with the active cutting device such that the active cutting device is pre-positioned to achieve an optimized first cut pattern of the preceding workpiece prior to the preceding workpiece engaging the active cutting device, processing through the cutting device the preceding workpiece according to the first cut pattern; adjusting an infeed gap between the preceding workpiece and the succeeding workpiece so that the active cutting device has sufficient time to pre-position to achieve the optimized second cut pattern of the succeeding workpiece prior to the active cutting device engaging the succeeding workpiece.
A method of optimizing processing of successive workpieces through cutting machines, the method comprising the steps of:
A method of adjusting gaps between successive workpieces on a workpiece processing system, the method comprising the steps of:
A method of adjusting gaps between successive workpieces on a workpiece processing system, the method comprising the steps of:
A method for optimizing workpiece throughput of successive workpieces through a cutting machine, wherein an infeed feeds the workpieces sequentially, linearly and longitudinally into the cutting machine and wherein the feed speed of the infeed may be selectively adjusted in response to commands from a processor processing and optimizing information for each workpiece from a scanner having scanned the workpieces;
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