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Important Notes:
This
is a complete computerized wood optimizing system. This
unit is an industry workhorse that has seen very little use since its
manufacture and was made to last for many years. Made by Dimter of the Weinig
Gruppe, known the World over for unsurpassed quality in wood machining.
Please take your time and look over this site to find out all the
details about this machine. We have tried to set the site up so you can answer
most of your questions. We have provided a large selection of pictures, as well.
However, please contact your dealer if
you need further information.
If
you would like to arrange an appointment for a personal inspection, we will be
most happy to do so. If you are in the market for this type of machine then do
not pass up the opportunity to purchase this machine for a fraction of what a
new machine would cost.
Opticut
Specifications
Photo Gallery.
Sequence
of Operations
1
- A grader will mark each board with a special crayon
to identify the defects in the board.
2
- The board is then transferred through the measuring
station where the defects of the board and the relative
positions of the defects is collected by the measuring
computer.
3
- This information is sent to the optimizing computer
which uses it in combination with the data that is programmed
by the operator about the required parts. The optimizing
computer then analyzes every possible solution and selects
best possible way to cut the wood.
4
- The cutting solution is then transferred to the saw
computer which controls the crosscut saw in a way that
acomplishes the optimum cutiing list.
5
- All of the waste pieces are ejected at the waste gate
which can be outfitted with a waste conveyor to remove
to a scrap been. (scrap conveyor is not included)
6
- The useable cut lengths are transported onto the sort
line conveyor where the sorting computer ejects them
to their proper stations.
Opticut
Specifications
Photo Gallery.
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