The loader takes a glass pane from the Customer’s Rack and drops it on the Laydown Aligner Conveyor. After the glass is placed on the Aligner Conveyor, a Pop-up, Servo-driven Aligner Conveyor is actuated to place the glass on the centerline and feed the glass forward to the Cross Cutter. The glass passes to the Cross-Cutter machine, front and back locators pop-up to center the glass. The cutting head moves across the glass and the breaker bar is actuated to separate the 2 glass panes. Alternatively, the glass can move forward without cutting using the pass-through mode. The individual glass panes pass to the Slitter machine, the glass pane is lifted on nylon rods and centered side-to-side. The centering unit is servo-driven and sends information back to the controller so that the slitter heads are positioned to slit the glass evenly. Once centered the glass lowers onto the roller conveyor and passes under the slitter cutting heads. The slit glass pane passes to a 90° transfer conveyor, a dropdown backstop is lowered and the glass is reversed against it. A pop-up belt conveyor picks up the glass and indexes it sideways to the breaker bar in the roller conveyor. Individual rectangular glass pieces are indexed on the roller conveyor for palletizing or to be processed (seam or grind) further down the line. Applications The Slitter Line can be used for applications that require cutting down a glass pane into multiple smaller rectangles, evenly cut the glass pane length and width into rows and columns. Conclusion The Slitter Line is a versatile and efficient machine that can be used for a variety of applications. It is a valuable piece of equipment for anyone who needs to cut down a glass pane into multiple smaller, evenly sized, rectangles. Thanks for watching! I hope you learned a little bit about the Slitter Line. If you enjoyed this video, please subscribe to the channel for more videos like this.