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Forest-Liné ATLAS_Forest-Liné ACCESS-1

Metal Cutting | Composites Forest-Liné ATLAS Forest-Liné ACCESS Automated Composites Processing To produce wide composite parts with double curvature and complex shape, Fives’ exclusive dual phase tape laying technology is the ultimate solution • aves the scrap rate in the range of 5 to 10% / optimizes buy to fly ration (BTF), depending on part S complexity • Allows to pay parts up to 6.5 m wide • Improves productivity on complex double curvature parts and complex plies shape • High layup capability on non-developable surfaces, slopes, ramps and padups • Full automation machines with 100% traceability • Parts history supervision (logbook) with compilation of production events • High accuracy with tape positioning within 0.5 mm with the continuous 6-axis head • IPI: In-Process Inspection automatic control of the lap and gap for

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Over 35 Forest-Liné tape-laying solutions supplied worldwide. Ply / Contour Complexity Thanks to its know-how in the composite industry, Fives designs tape-laying solutions adapted to each market’s unique requirements, in particular for the a erospace and wind energy markets. Forest-Liné ATLAS / Forest-Liné ACCESS Cincinnati VIPER Fiber Placement Two to three times faster than the market standard, the Forest-Liné ATLAS/ACCESS, tape layer features tape positioning within 0.5 mm, 100 % traceability, feed rate of 60 m/min, highly dynamic axes, linear motors, and optimized scrap rates. Flat Surfaces...

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