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By: Greg Hrinya

Editor, Label & Narrow Web

Maxson Automatic Machinery is offering a sheeter feature that avoids secondary repositioning of piles on a skid prior to feeding the skids into a printing press. The design allows the operator to offset the tail end of the sheeted stock from the back edge of standard sized skids.

As a result, the company states that there is no need for the intermediate step of aerating and re-jogging the piles prior to loading into the printing press feeder.

The vibrating back jogger system mounts at the end of the delivery system and protrudes out over the stacker’s load table.  By positioning the standardized pallet against the stacker’s backstop, up to 6″ (152 mm) offset of the pile, relative to the skid, can be achieved.

In this design, compressed air is introduced at the end of the delivery system to help float the initial sheets so the leading edge does not get caught in the slots of standard sized pallets. Pivoting pucks within the back jogger turn down to the skids, ensuring the bottom sheets of the pile do not drift out of position because of variation in pallet height.

Maxson
Westerly, RI, USA
401-596-0162
www.maxsonautomatic.com

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