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changeover Noun a complete change from one system, attitude, or product to another Verb change over to swap places or activities: the train crews changed over at the frontier
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| Changeover is said to be fast due to the unit's EasyLock system that works with a PLC to automatically open the print station and prepare print cylinders, bases, and roller sleeves for changeover. It is designed to be able to produce 12 different tire sizes without any changeover time between tire size production changes. The facility wanted a robotic system that would integrate new and existing equipment while minimizing manual labor and eliminating tool changeover between part styles. |
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