Valiani OMNIA, Instruction And Maintenance Manual

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OMNIA
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3 INTRODUCTION
Omnia has been designed for the automatic execution of contour cutting on various supports. Through an automatic
loader the sheets are loaded and pulled into the cutting area, all thanks to a suction cup pick-up system. The feeder
can hold up to 600 sheets, depending on the thickness. Once in place, the camera will detect the crop marks and start
the work cycle, after which the sheets will be unloaded into the collection tray.
The software can control a wide variety of workflow options, including the cutting of files from various graphic design
software, QR Code mode and unprinted material. Omnia is perfect for cardboard die-cutting projects, including
packaging, business cards and kiss-cuts. With its robust design, it is even capable of processing heavy materials such as
corrugated cardboard, pressed cardboard and plastic sheets.
3.1 MACHINE DESCRIPTION
The Omnia consists of a loader, the machine that performs the processing and an unloader to be assembled on site for
easier transportation (see paragraph 5). The depth of the cutting blade can be easily adjusted by turning the knob on
the head. The software guides the operator through the operations necessary for adjusting the cutting depth.
Once positioned in the loader (1) the material to be processed will be automatically picked up by suction cups (2) and
deposited by them on the conveyor belt (3) which will move it to the work area. When in position the material will be
blocked by the suction from the worktable and a camera (OPTICROP) (4) prepared for the recognition of the print crop
marks and allow, through the software, the identification of the sheet and the creation of cuts and creases on pre-
printed materials. Once the cutting and / or creasing cycle is finished, the material will be released, and the belt will
transport it to the unloading chute (5) and from there to the collection trolley (6)
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