High Capacity Optimizers Require High Capacity
Material Handling
The speed of a crosscut saw is only one factor in
gauging the production capability of an
installation.
The fastest saw in the world is limited in capacity
if you can't keep it full of wood and get the
finished product out of the way without stopping.
This is especially true in multiple-saw lines, where
Dimter has the most experience world wide.
Intelligent controls to take ingoing boards from a
central scanning or marking station and distribute
them efficiently to multiple saws is a hallmark of
Dimter engineering.
It all starts with the infeed system and how the
boards are graded for optimization. Dimter offers a
complete line of de-stacking systems and marking
stations. For the ultimate in grading, Dimter
cooperates fully with all the major manufacturers of
automated scanning equipment.
Your OptiCut can be integrated into any of the
available scanning and infeed systems. Once the
piece is scanned or marked, the infeed into the saw
is the most difficult obstacle. Optimizing saws
infeed at an irregular rate depending on the number
of cuts and the length of the outgoing piece.
This
has been a problem in keeping a saw full of wood
until the development of the Dimter VarioSpeed
system that runs the infeed conveyor at a different
rate, depending upon the upcoming cuts in the saw.
The boards are automatically positioned very close
together and one right after the other to keep the
saw from idling while waiting for the next piece.
At the end, OptiCut Stackers can automatically stack
the optimized pieces neatly on pallets for easy
transport to the next manufacturing process.
Dimter engineers more than just a crosscut saw - We
engineer a system.
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