Paper cutting system

Polar 137 XT AT PACE

Large semi-automated Pace cutting system Polar 137 XT-Autotrim with pile lifter, jogging system with count scale, gripper transport system, rotary gripper, and delivery unit
Year: 2010
Approx. 5.43 million cuts

Workflow:
The material to be cut is raised to an optimal working height using a loading lift, placed into the jogger by the operator, automatically jogged, and then transported via the Autotrans gripper system from behind the jogger to the rear table of the high-speed cutter and rotated.
After cutting, the Transomat automatically stacks the layers onto a pallet, allowing continuous cutting operations.

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Polar Stack Lift LW 1200-4
Platform size: 80 x 126 mm
Load capacity: 1200 kg

Equipped with steplessly adjustable photoelectric sensors for automatic lifting and lowering.

Jogger RAH-4 with air removal roller and unloading for rear-table feeding
Working format up to 75 x 105 cm
Unloading of the jogged cutting material occurs automatically to the rear into the STR stacking rack. The Autotrans gripper transport system then handles layer transport onto the rear table of the high-speed cutter.

Sheet scale – Polar count scale Avery Weigh-Tronix
For creating quantity-accurate cutting layers

Gripper transport system POLAR Autoturn – clamp transporter for rear-table loading and rotary gripper
Takes over the prepared cutting layer from the stack rack or buffer table
Via air tables, which use air cushion for optimized material handling, the cut material is transported directly onto the rear table of the high-speed cutter and placed with precision.
The cutting layer is held firmly by the grippers during transport, ensuring even pre-aligned layers remain precisely squared during movement.

Cutting machine Polar 137 XT-AT with touch control
And Autotrim function for automatic waste removal under the front table during cutting

- Lowerable side gauge left (required for rear-table loading); also allows handling of formats with a diagonal of...

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