Computer-controlled conveyor system improves precision in cutting operations
CAMX 2024: Eastman Machine Co. showcases the Eagle C135, a computer-controlled conveyor and cutting system designed to cut a range of technical and industrial fabrics and composites.
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Eastman Machine Co. (Buffalo, N.Y., U.S.) presents the Eagle C135 conveyor system with capabilities for single- to low-ply cutting requirements. It has the ability to continuously convey rolled material goods with consistent speed and control. Eastman’s gantry and tool head designs are engineered to accurately cut diverse technical and industrial fabrics and composites.
The conveyor design optimizes material utilization and cuts multiple layers without plastic overlay. This computer-controlled cutting system requires minimal operator guidance to automatically feed and spread material to the identified start position. The C135 can improve efficiency when cutting pattern pieces that exceed the table length. The technology’sInMotion software enables the machine to continuously cut while conveying.
The Eagle C135 system offers a durable build with an enhanced rack and pinion drive system. The system features cutting speeds up to 60 in/sec (152.4 cm/sec).
Standard features include:
- Choice of standard, heavy-duty or fiber tool head, featuring individually aligned and calibrated tool spindles with a choice of over 60 blades, punches and notches.
- A library feature within the operating control software can enable the operator to save commonly used tool pressures and blade assignments based on job and material files.
- Prevent unauthorized changes to the system and software with restricted login access.
Available in a range of widths, lengths and various tool head accessory options, the C135 can be custom-built to match customers’ application needs.
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