Plate positioning and feeding system for a punch

Cutting – Tool engages work during dwell of intermittent workfeed – With work-moving clamp jaw

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83211, 83277, 83280, 83364, 83367, B65G 2504, B26F 102

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055774270

ABSTRACT:
A pair of numerically controlled feed devices are successively operated, with the second feed device taking over from the first feed device when two or more punching steps have been performed. A trailing row of punching tools performs the first punching step with respect to a fresh plate at the same time when a leading row of tools performs the last punching step with respect to the preceding plate. There are provided sensors to determine plate length and/or angularity of the plate edges in order to enable a numerical control to compute correction data for correcting the feeding of the plate whereby punching through the trailing and leading edges of the plates is avoided.

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