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On-Site Coil Processing Course Descriptions

Cut-To-Length

This session will cover the inner workings of a typical Cut-to-length Line. We will review the pros and cons of the various types of lines and their configurations. In addition, we will address specific problems related to each design. We will also review methods of improving the tolerances produced by each line as well as how to increase productivity.

  • Types of Cut-To-Length Lines
  • How to Improve Tolerances
  • How to Improve Productivity
Blanking / Multi-Blanking

This session will cover the inner workings of a typical Blanking/Multi-Blanking Line. We will review the pros and cons of the various types of lines and their configurations. In addition, we will address specific problems related to each design. Examples of topics to be covered are: camber and how shape problems in the material prior to slitting is related to tolerances; proper slitter knife clearances and how to assure a good quality cut; methods of improving finishing part tolerances and flatness; set-up reduction and increased productivity.

  • Types of Multi-Blanking Lines
  • How Camber Affects Tolerances
  • How Flatness Affects Tolerances
  • How to Assure a Good Quality Slitter and Shear Cut
  • How to Improve Finished Part Flatness and Tolerances
  • How to Increase Productivity
Leveling Technology

This session will review the various methods of leveling material as well as the physics of leveling. We will review how each process works and the benefits and limitations of each application. We will also review what causes spring back and how to minimize or eliminate it.

  • Types of Leveling
  • How Each Process Works
  • The Benefits of Each Process
  • Limitations of Each Process
  • How to Minimize or Eliminate Spring Back
Slitting Systems for Continuous Improvement

This session will demonstrate how using the proper tooling and good slitting practices, tracking variables and monitoring results will improve your bottom line.

  • Different tooling options that are available today
  • How to apply different practices to different slitting needs
  • How to monitor slitting results
  • How to implement continuous improvement in slitting operations
Proper Techniques for Light-Gauge Slitting

This presentation will cover the latest technology and practices for light-gauge slitting.

  • Loop slitting's benefits, limitations and alternatives
  • How to identify slitter-induced camber, its cause and elimination
  • Techniques for rewinding light-gauge material
  • Developments in core slip winding
  • Technical considerations when purchasing
Burr-Free Slitting and Knife Setup

Learn about the importance of knife sharpening and setup and examine other factors which can lead to burr.

  • How burr control affect shimless and nonshimless setups
  • The effects of stripper ring methods
  • How hydraulic nuts influence setup
  • Knife setup considerations
  • Proper care and handling for tooling
  • How knife sharpening affects productivity and quality

To request more information, contact FMA's Education Department at 888-394-4362 or Jim Warren at 815-227-8213 or complete the form below.

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