Cutting Incomplete
What should I do if there is a damaged Cutting Rule Edge?| Answer |
If the cutting rule edge is damaged, it should be
repaired or replaced with the correct rule. |
What should I do if there are poorly made joints?
| Answer |
If there are poorly made joints, you should reinforce the
joint, or possibly replace the rule to eliminate
joint. |
What should I do if there is a defective anvil?
| Answer |
If the anvil is defective, it should be rotated or
replaced as required. |
What should I do it there is too much stripping rubber, or an improper score cutting rule?
| Answer |
If you are experiencing problems like this, rerubber the
die using the proper height, hardness and location of
rubber. |
What should I do if there is an improper score to the cutting rule joint?
| Answer |
If there is an improper score to the cutting rule joint,
you should relieve the score rule at the joint with the
cutting rule. |
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