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Shearing lines<br />

The stripper plate is raised during the feed movement sufficiently to<br />

ensure that even corrugated coil stock can be transported through the<br />

open die. After perforation, the corrugated sheet metal can be straightened<br />

by the stripper plate.<br />

Before an electrohydraulically powered shear, mounted at the outfeed<br />

roller upright, separates the coil into plates, it can be cut using a supplementary<br />

slitting or notching device into various widths. The slitting or<br />

notching device is mounted either at the main slide – the more economical<br />

solution – or fastened at a slide driven separately by the eccentric<br />

shaft. In this case, it must be possible to move the separating shear<br />

out <strong>of</strong> the way. If the device is mounted at the main slide, it must also be<br />

possible to remove the outfeed system to ensure improved accessibility.<br />

When changing dies, the resetting time required can be reduced by<br />

exchanging the slitting or notching device from the <strong>press</strong> outfeed side.<br />

The perforating dies can be released by means <strong>of</strong> hydraulic quick-action<br />

clamping devices and removed complete at the side <strong>of</strong> the <strong>press</strong>.<br />

Individual or multiple rows <strong>of</strong> perforating punches in the die can be<br />

moved into place, depending on the specifications <strong>of</strong> the program,<br />

using a electrohydraulically actuated sliding beam. Even at maximum<br />

slidestroke[mm]<br />

stripper stroke [mm]<br />

6<br />

°<br />

start feed phase<br />

Fig. 4.6.31 Stroking curves <strong>of</strong> the slide and stripper plate with a sheet metal thickness <strong>of</strong> 2 mm<br />

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

slide<br />

stripper<br />

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