Method and device for changing strip material on a production ma

Cutting – Processes

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226 42, 2425621, 2425644, 83650, 83949, B65B 4110, B65H 2002, B65H 1920

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055535224

ABSTRACT:
A method and device whereby a first runout strip, fed at a first speed along a guide by a traction device, is replaced with a new strip by cutting the first strip; activating both a push device, by which the new strip is engaged and fed along the guide at a second speed, and a movable guide device a portion of the guide and which is lowered in relation to the rest of the guide and together with a trailing portion of the first strip on the movable guide device itself; and controlling the second speed as a function of the first speed so that a leading portion of the new strip is superimposed on the trailing portion of the first strip along the movable guide device.

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