One supervisor coordinating the entire cutting line.
Line Manager sits near the cutting table and centralizes communication with loaders, CNC tables, breakout, offcut and sorting systems, linking office planning with real execution.
An automated line loses efficiency when each machine operates as an island. Line Manager brings status, work lists and communications together to coordinate the cutting cycle from one point.
Workflow according to the catalogue
Line Manager brings together the plan prepared in the office and coordinates the cutting table, loader, sorting and modules such as Re-OPT, Defect-OPT and TV-Way. It can also handle rush jobs or remakes without losing the batch context.
Connected cutting line
The catalogue describes these modules as complementary pieces: supervision, display, re-optimisation and preventive defect handling share information with the ERP/MES and with the cutting table's numerical control.
Supervises the line, shows batches and sequences, coordinates the HMI, loader and sorting, and reports progress back to the office.
Keeps the cutting plan visible and in sync at the breakout area, with no paper.
Reinserts breakages, rush jobs or pieces from other orders and dynamically recalculates the next available plan.
Receives the defect map from a scanner, excludes unusable areas and forces a new optimisation before cutting.
Capabilities
Line Manager sits near the cutting table and centralizes communication with loaders, CNC tables, breakout, offcut and sorting systems, linking office planning with real execution.
Line Manager sits near the cutting table and centralizes communication with loaders, CNC tables, breakout, offcut and sorting systems, linking office planning with real execution.
An automated line loses efficiency when each machine operates as an island. Line Manager brings status, work lists and communications together to coordinate the cutting cycle from one point.
Line Manager
