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Earlier topic: Broken crank shaft
Special offset sucker bar / delivery table for rigid stock - Heidelberg GT?
We die cut thin (e-flute and narrower) corrugated cardboard on our Heidelberg 10x 15 and 13 x 18 respectively.
We’re limited by the direction of the flutes on our 13x18, and need a way to raise and offset the delivery table so the stock doesn’t break when fed over the leading edge of the platen.
We’ve heard there’s offset sucker bars and special delivery tables for rigid materials - photo shows an example of a special sucker bar.
Can you point me in the direction of examples of this in use? Your suggestions for research - photos / part names, manual links, even possible sources to purchase - would be greatly appreciated.
Who’s used one of these? Thanks!
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