Cutting – Processes – With subsequent handling
Patent
1981-12-07
1984-05-15
Schmidt, Frederick R.
Cutting
Processes
With subsequent handling
83 27, 83151, 83207, 83277, B26D 520
Patent
active
044480997
ABSTRACT:
An improved method of operating an apparatus to cut sheet material workpieces eliminates the inadvertent dropping of a relatively small scrap or remainder portion of a workpiece into a clearance space between a pair of cutter blades and a discharge conveyor. Thus, a relatively large sheet metal workpiece is gripped by a holder which moves the workpiece relative to a pair of blades. The blades are moved relative to each other to cut the workpiece to form a product having a desired configuration. The product is dropped onto a discharge conveyor. In order to prevent a relatively small scrap piece remaining in the holder from being dropped into a space between the discharge conveyor and the blades, the holder is extended through the space between the blades to a location over the discharge conveyor and is opened to drop the scrap or remainder portion of the workpiece onto the discharge conveyor.
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Kuroda Naoki
Tsuge Kimihiro
Olszewski Robert P.
Schmidt Frederick R.
The Warner & Swasey Company
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