Remanufacturing Creates New Quality Product, 1997 Finishing and Converting Conference Proceedings

Nicholas Graham, Virginia Marauszwski

NSG Engineering, Inc.

Computerized technology in new sheeters will increase productivity while decreasing broke paper volume. Incorporating new technology on an older sheeter obtains results equal to new sheeter quality. A complete remanufacturing of an older sheeter increases speed by replacing gears and pulleys with motors, while a Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) controls most functions. A computer control eliminates most of the guess work finishing departments and converting operators are accustomed to.

Remanufacturing Creates New Quality Product, 1997 Finishing
Remanufacturing Creates New Quality Product, 1997 Finishing and Converting Conference Proceedings
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