Method for sequentially feeding and automatically machining long length articles
AssigneeShinobu Ohnishi
InventorsShinobu Ohnishi, Yasuhiro Miya
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AssigneeShinobu Ohnishi
InventorsShinobu Ohnishi, Yasuhiro Miya
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A long length product is conveyed along a conveyor by a propulsion mechanism into contact therewith. The product is gripped by a first conveyor line vise and cut at its tailing end side to a specified dimension. The product is advanced by the propulsion mechanism against the conveying force of the conveyor and then gripped by the first conveyor line vise and machined. A series of these operations are iterated. Finally, the product is advanced to a second conveyor line, where it is gripped by a second conveyor line vise and subjected to final machining with the propulsion mechanism retracted. Instead of using a process of cutting to cut the leading end side of the product to a specified dimension, the leading end side of the product may be put into contact with the stopper and fed by referencing the leading end of the product.
A method for sequentially feeding and automatically machining products having a long length, wherein first and second conveyor lines each have a vise located in proximity to a machining area so that the product may be automatically machined at preset sites in succession, said method comprising the steps of:
A method for sequentially feeding and automatically machining products having a long length, wherein first and second conveyor lines each have a vise located in proximity to a machining area so that the product may be automatically machined at preset sites in succession, said method comprising the steps of:
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