microcut PLUS WS

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Date:: 2017-03-14

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tandard Features:

Modular, solid-state circuitry
Proprietary DC motor drive system
Microprocessor-controlled, infinitely variable backgauge drive
Automatic backgauge return
Measurements in inches, centimeters, millimeters or sun
Program entry or correction, through the keyboard with the backgauge stationary or while cutting the lift
Automatic computation and entry of fractions
Insertion or deletion of commands from existing programs
Stock eject, turnaround, loading points and job information
Infinite lay compensate mode for as many sides as requested
Non-volatile memory—no batteries required for memory support
Optional auxiliary controls for air and/or brake
Minimum trim cut: .002 inch (.05 mm)
Speed range: 24 - 960 inches per minute, both forward and reverse, depending on size and condition of cutter
Self-diagnostic electronics
Electrical: 85 - 265 VAC, 50/60 Hz @ 1 KVA

microcut can be installed on any type of guillotine paper cutter that uses a leadscrew for backgauge movement. Other methods of backgauge movement, such as chain or cable drive, cannot assure the accuracy or positioning speed. In these cases it is suggested that either a leadscrew kit be installed or that the machine be replaced.

Important safety note microcut backguage control systems are not intended to control the knife or the clamp on the paper cutter. Anything dealing with the clamp or knife is not to be tampered with or adjusted during the installation or operation of microcut control systems with the exception of a unit installed with a B-65 system. Any alteration to the knife or clamp safeties, circuits, or operation, or any installation technique that compromises the safety of anyone working on or around the machine is STRICTLY FORBIDDEN. Guarding may need to be altered or added to offer proper protection when microcut parts and assemblies are added to the machine. Never operate the machine until all guarding is complete. All moving parts and hazards must be covered in such a way as to prevent accidental contact of any sort. Any nip, draw-in, crush, or shearing hazard must be evaluated and eliminated.

MICROCUT / C&P Microsystems Inc.

MICROCUT / C&P Microsystems\' history reflects the experience that has made us the industry leader in automated cutter systems.

In 1977, Graphics West, a printing equipment sales and service company, formed Graphics West Micro Systems (GWMS) to manufacture and sell paper cutter control systems. The first unit was installed in 1978. Development continued with a series of models and in 1980 the 3000 model was introduced.

In 1983 engineering was brought in-house. Thus was born the microcut II with operator prompting. Our own engineering staff has designed all models and systems since that time. Development continued with the introduction in 1984 of microfacts the first integrated real time data collection system for paper cutters, the microcut JR in 1985 and the microcut III 1986

In 1989, Komori purchased Graphics West and GWMS became a fully independent company. Soon thereafter, the company moved to larger facilities and changed its name first to Golden Gate Microsystems and later to Graphic Machinery & Systems to better reflect the company\'s range of products.

In 1990 the microcut standard and microcut plus with a CRT display were introduced. The company began a development project with DHIL in Korea for a new line of paper cutters and in 1994 introduced the SABER paper cutter to the world market.

The first color microcut units were introduced in 1998 and graphical LCD displays in 2000.

In 2003 Colter & Peterson purchased the microcut portion of GMS and formed C&P Microsystems, LLC, which operates under the trade name of MICROCUT.

The microcut JR and microcut BASIC with graphical LCD displays were introduced in 2004.

The microcut PLUS NT with networking and MICROCIP programming for the conversion of CIP3/4 files were introduced in 2005. MICROCIP was awarded the 2006 GATF InterTech award.

In 2010 Microcut introduced a new generation of control systems the microcut PLUS WS to the world market. This new model incorporates a wide format touch screen with a new graphic interface operating system. The result is an easy to use, highly productive system, with all the features that users have come to expect from microcut.

Along with PLUS WS Microcut presented the B-65 system, a complete clamp/cut control system that can replace an existing control system and is available as an OEM package for new machines.

In 2013 a new generation of our digital display unit, the microtack II was introduced. This unit features a large easy to read display.

In 2014 the Color WS unit was introduced. This 8” wide format touch screen control systems share the same operational interface of the PLUS WS with some of the same features.

Today, microcut, a pioneer in computerized cutter automation, continues to lead the field with over 25,000 OEM and retrofit installations worldwide.

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MICROCUT / C&P Microsystems Inc.