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Who should
attend?
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Tool Designers
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Tool Makers
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Tooling Engineers
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Manufacturing Engineers
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Sensor Specialists
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Engineering Management
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Production Managers
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Setup Personnel
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Maintenance People
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Electricians
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Press Operators
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For over 20 years, the Wintriss Die Protection Clinic has been the
metalforming industry's premier source for dieprotection and in-die sensing
information and training.
Using a down-to-earth approach, we cover every aspect of die
protection and sensor selection for progressive, transfer, and compound dies. Whether you're an experienced
die protection user or have never installed a sensor, the clinic will provide you with the information that you
need to improve your stamping operation and put an end to repetitive die crashes. For experienced die
protection users, the clinic is constantly updated with new die protection applications and information on how to
apply the latest sensor and control system technology.
Each attendee receives a copy of the Wintriss Die
Protection Handbook. For ten years, the Handbook has been the stamping industry's most important reference
for die protection, sensor selection and installation, die wiring, and technical information related to electronics
and in-die sensoring.
Clinic Highlights
Theory - Find out how
to get the most out of your die protection system. We'll detail the proper use of various control functions
and identify the five most important factors to consider when selecting a system.
Sensors - From basic
probes to state-of-the-art electronic sensors, we'll show you how to select and properly apply the right sensor for
any application. We cover the advantages and limitations of each sensor type, and provide tips and tricks on
the selection, installation, and wiring.
Implementation -
We'll provide specific instructions on how to select a sensor that will last in a stamping die. We will
provide an overview of the testing process to ensure that each application is robust enough for a production
environment. Wiring guidelines are discussed along with recommended sensor connection
hardware.
Applications - Learn the most effective
methods for sensing non-ejected parts, feed problems, part transfer, stripper position, slug ejection, cam
return, ejection cylinders, double blanks, material buckling, pulled slugs.
For Questions Regarding the Clinic
If you would like to be notified when the next Die Protection
Clinic is scheduled, please call Vicky at 978-268-2707, or complete the following form and click the "Submit"
button. Filling out this form will NOT automatically sign you up for the clinic.
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