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222 Sheet metal forming and blanking<br />

Fig. 4.4.18 Blank turning device for multiple stacks<br />

engage between the pallet and the stack. The forks close and the stops<br />

automatically come to rest against the stack. A rotation around the horizontal<br />

axis <strong>of</strong> the turning device moves the stack <strong>of</strong> blanks to the<br />

desired position for uplifting. After the forks are opened, a second carriage<br />

with the pallet takes over the stack. Fully automatic changeover <strong>of</strong><br />

the pallet surface and the transport directions ensures fast set-up and<br />

also allows to position several stacks <strong>of</strong> blanks on one pallet. Here, the<br />

stacks are turned over in sequence and deposited back onto the pallet in<br />

a defined position.<br />

4.4.5 Press lines<br />

As a rule, series production <strong>of</strong> medium-sized and large sheet metal parts<br />

is performed on <strong>press</strong> lines or large-panel transfer <strong>press</strong>es. The former<br />

consist <strong>of</strong> a series <strong>of</strong> mechanical (Fig. 4.4.19) or hydraulic (Fig. 4.4.20)<br />

Metal Forming Handbook / Schuler (c) Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1998

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