Method for cutting natural hides and the like
AssigneeComelz S.P.A.
InventorAlessandro CORSICO PICCOLINO
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AssigneeComelz S.P.A.
InventorAlessandro CORSICO PICCOLINO
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A method for cutting natural hides, on cutting machines comprising a conveyor belt on which a hide to be cut is arranged, and at least one longitudinal cantilever arm for supporting a cutting head, comprising the steps of: on a conveyor belt of the machine that is divided into a placement area, a cutting area and a collection area, wherein the collection area is an area of the conveyor belt toward which the at least one supporting arm protrudes with the corresponding cutting head, placing a hide on the placement area; defining a cutting layout on the hide; advancing the hide at the cutting area; by means of a collection operator, located at the collection area and directed toward the supporting arm with corresponding cutting head, rearranging the hide when it is at the cutting area; advancing the hide toward the collection area and collecting the cut pieces.
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A method for cutting natural hides and the like, on cutting machines comprising a conveyor belt on which a hide to be cut is arranged, and at least one longitudinal cantilever arm for supporting a cutting head adapted to cut said hide, the method comprising the steps of:
A machine for cutting natural hides and the like, comprising a conveyor belt that is adapted to convey a hide to be cut, said conveyor belt being divided into a placement area, a cutting area and a collection area, at least one cutting head, adapted to act on said cutting area, being supported by an arm that is extended in a cantilevered manner along the direction of motion of the conveyor belt, wherein said placement area is arranged in the opposite position, on said conveyor belt, with respect to the extension of said arm that supports said cutting head, said collection area being defined, on said conveyor belt, so as to lie opposite said placement area, and being an area of said conveyor belt toward which said arm that supports said cutting head is extended.
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