Maxson Automatic: Troubleshooting - Cutters

  
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Troubleshooting - Cutters
  1. On short cut offs, the leading edge of the sheet follows the fly knife. My operator slows down the machine. What can be done to increase speed?


  2. When slitting coated paper, the sheets have dusty edges. What can be done to minimize this problem?


  3. I notice length variation when I sheet material. What can I do to prevent short sheets?


  4. We don’t have a squareness problem when sheeting a 50” wide roll. However, when we slit the same roll into 2 piles, 25” across, one sheet is square, while the other is not. What is causing the sheets to be out of square?


  5. During start-up, I get as many as 10 to 15 short sheets until the line speed steadies. Once I reach this point, my sheet length control is maintained. What is causing this variation?


  6. When taking a side trim, I sometimes find one side of the pile builds up higher than the other side. Why does this happen?


  7. What causes a crescent or bow-shaped cut?


  8. I have trouble maintaining edge trim at the slitters. How do I insure a steady ribbon of edge trim?


  9. I’m having trouble running 0.024” (400 gsm) thick board on my stationary bed knife cutter. The leading edge has a lip or "bead" on it and the trailing edge is fuzzy. What can I do to fix this problem?


  10. When I slit and run two piles, one sheet is square and the other is out of square What adjustments can I make to address this?


  11. I am getting variation in sheet length. What should I do?


  12. I am having trouble getting a clean slit edge. How can I solve this problem?

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