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MAXSON sheeter web steering design lowers waste, aids cut to mark

Press release from the issuing company

Westerly RI - Maxson Automatic Machinery Company can outfit its high speed precision sheeters with a web steering design that automatically centers the web to permit multiple pile work without wasteful edge trim.  The same design can guide the incoming web of preprinted material to accurately cut to a register mark.

The web steering system includes a sensing head, and two parallel rolls on a common frame and pivoting carriage mounted within the web conditioning frame.  Web aligners arrangements can be configured for multiple roll sheeting.

The sensing head detects the edge of the web or a line in the case of preprinted material, sending a pneumatic signal to an electronic converter.  The resulting signal pivots the carriage accordingly.  The web wraps around two dynamically balanced rolls mounted on the pivoting carriage, steering the web.  Controls for the edge guidance system allow for automatic or manual operation.

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