AUXILIARY EQUIPMENT & ACCESSORIES
Customized Roll Stands/Process Modules, Tension Control and Web Guiding Systems
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Customized Powered “3 Roll” Unwind System Roll Stand
Specifications: Speed = 50 fpm Web Width = 72 inches Tension < 1 PLI Max Roll Diameter = 45 inches .Weight = 125 lbs Web Guide
AT.203.R Actuator style web guide Infrared sensor and 25mm mounting bar MWG.10.1 Controller Driver – Requires panel mounting 5.6.6.4.Cables Kit Requires 24 VDC supply at 3 amps minimum |
Powered Unwind System for 3 Rolls
Custome Frame Tube steel frame and Tubular cross members Lazy loop for three rolls Sub base with provision for guiding DG-2000 Lug Style Pneumatic Shaft Bladder type expanding air shaft Sized for 3.04” max OD paper tubes, 2.96” diameter Made from aluminum tubing with hardened steel journal ends 5.6.2.4.Estimated Weight 44 lbs. (3) Sets Sidelay Safety Chucks SM500/F2-F1/IV40/C50 safety chucks 2248 lbs. weight capacity Transmissible torque capacity 664 ft lbs, 50mm side-lay Hardened replaceable inserts (40mm (1.575”)) with U-Cup drivers Sliding faceplate for easy insertion (3) Gearboxes and Motors Right angle hollow shaft gearbox Fixed to drive side safety chuck AC inverter duty motor with 110 VAC brake fixed to gearbox. (9) Idler Rollers Aluminum idler rollers - 4” diameter Dead shafts with ER bearings5 |
Material Unwind Stand w/ Lazy Loop Sensor & Controls
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Unwind System
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Cutting Die Maintenance Station
SCHWABE Die Maintenance Station - for ease of access, greater safety and improved serviceability of your cutting die.
Steel Rule Die Auxiliary Equipment for Die Cutting Presses & Systems
These items are used for die board transfer, storage and retrieval to from SCHWABE cutting press or system. Although the press has an expected lifespan, of 25-30 years, this auxiliary equipment will probably never be replaced!
The height must accommodate the width of the dies (usually either 66” or 74”), and the depth must accommodate the lengths of the dies. Die Racks usually contain either 10 die boards or 20 die boards.
The height must accommodate the width of the dies (usually either 66” or 74”), and the depth must accommodate the lengths of the dies. Die Racks usually contain either 10 die boards or 20 die boards.
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The length of the die rack is determined by your longest die, which for handling reasons will not exceed 21’ (6.5m).
Each die slot in the die rack is usually allocated to a specific die and labeled as such, including color to indicate program and/or trim style.
Properly balanced transfer carts allow a single worker to slide the die in and out of the vertical die rack and on/off of the horizontal roller tables.
Each die slot in the die rack is usually allocated to a specific die and labeled as such, including color to indicate program and/or trim style.
Properly balanced transfer carts allow a single worker to slide the die in and out of the vertical die rack and on/off of the horizontal roller tables.
A full size (74” x 21’), die loaded with up to 20 layers of material usually weighs about 350-450 lbs depending on the amount of steel contained in the cavities.
Ball roller tables are used to transfer the dies in any direction as they go from spreading to the press to the picking to the die cleaning tables, etc.
Ball roller tables are used to transfer the dies in any direction as they go from spreading to the press to the picking to the die cleaning tables, etc.
