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Unrivaled Reliability and Operability!

Introducing the Print-to-cut Register Control System

From small food wrapping machines to large offset rotary presses, print-to-cut register control system Cutmatic CT6000 features cut positioning control of any sheeter and folder, face-back matching, pre-print sheeting, and overprint. Significant improvements in performance have been achieved through high-speed processing and the ability to select the optimum control mode (Control A, B and C) for each web operation. Implementing a LCD touch panel that functions as both a display and a means of inputting data has simplified the panel, improving operability.

Feature

• Mark search function
  The mark search function recognizes part of a pattern as a mark using a time-tested conventional controller.

• LCD touch panel both enables operation and shows information
  The LCD touch panel enables the data necessary for an operation to be entered, and displays various parameters, gate mark waveforms, deviations, repeat lengths and other information. The color screen makes it easy to understand the operating status of the controller.

• A panel designed with operability in mind
  The frequently-used motor operation switch has a user-friendly design that maintains a conventional sheet switch, which enables finger operation by the operator. This has also reduced the frequency with which the touch panel is used, extending its life.

• High processing speed
  A single-chip microprocessor guarantees high-speed processing. (50% UP)

• Fail-safe circuit
  The system automatically stops, reducing paper waste, when normal operation is impossible such as when signals from the sensor cannot be detected or when the web speed slows down.

• Built-in check function
  The controller is equipped with a self-diagnostic function to verify operation in the event of a breakdown. As the line speed and the encoder pulse count can be displayed, the user can check whether the encoder is functioning normally and identifying malfunctioning areas has become easier than ever before.

• Deviation display and output
  By displaying the measured deviation rate (cutting discrepancy) on the touch panel as a graph, movements in the print-to-cut register can be instantaneously confirmed. It is also possible to record the deviation rate by analog voltage. (±5V DC)