Method and apparatus for placing a multi-ply layup of sheet mate

Cutting – With means to convey work relative to tool station

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83925CC, 83417, 83374, 83405, 83437, 214 1BB, 198626, 83 29, B26D 706, B65H 3500

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040346366

ABSTRACT:
A lay table is placed adjacent to a cutting table with the tables in end-to-end relationship so that layups of limp sheet material may be prepared on the lay table and then be moved onto the cutting table for a cutting operation. A sled formed by a low friction, non-stretching, sheet material is first placed on the lay table and the layup is then formed on top of the sled. Motor-driven cabling extends between the cutting table and the lay table and when a layup is to be moved, the sled is coupled to the cabling and pulled by the cabling with a layup thereon onto the cutting table. The layup on the cutting table is then clamped in position, and the cabling pulls the sled out from between the layup and the cutting table.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3642154 (1972-02-01), Duszka
patent: 3701299 (1972-10-01), Stumpf
patent: 3790071 (1974-02-01), Estephanian
patent: 3826170 (1974-07-01), Jones et al.

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