Nesting of workpieces for cutting processes of a flat-bed machine tool
A nesting and workpiece technology, which is applied in the direction of metal processing machinery parts, program control, manufacturing tools, etc., can solve the problems of cutting process delay, total cost impact, flat-bed machine tool downtime, etc., to reduce waste, shorten cutting time, and reduce costs. The effect of maintenance overhead
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[0057] In laser cutting it is known to nest workpieces in such a way that the highest possible material utilization is achieved and accordingly the amount of material loss is kept low.
[0058] The concept described here is based in part on the knowledge that such methods do not always minimize cutting costs, since the position of the part relative to the support web may also be of significant relevance to the overall cost. Because, depending on the position of the part on the pallet, wear can occur, for example, at the support webs during piercing, for example. Furthermore, the material-optimized nesting can lead to longer cutting times or loss of quality on the part, for example due to tearing of the cutting gap during critical processes or due to welding or welding shavings flying off. In addition, tilting of the part and collisions of the cutting head with the cutting material may occur.
[0059] The aspects described here are based in part on the knowledge that, in addit...
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