New Back Gauge - Modular Automatic Gauging system, AGS

CIDAN Machinery Sweden AB in Götene, Sweden, announces their new back gauge for CIDAN power folders, Modular Automatic Gauging System, AGS. AGS will be replacing CIDAN Machinery’s current back gauge SBG/AMF. AGS back gauge is a flexible modular back gauge suitable for CIDAN power folder range from K15 to PRO.

The new AGS back gauge is a modular back gauge making it possible to extend, shorten and rearrange the back gauge through the different back gauge modules, increasing the flexibility of the back gauge and insuring that fingers are placed at the best position along the length of the power folder. Furthermore, additional modules can be mounted to the AGS back gauge after delivery.

The cut-out on the AGS back gauge improves the ergonomics even greater than before when operating the folder from the gauging side, while the standard solid fingers are higher to improve gauging surface on radius parts.

AGS will be available both as fixed height back gauge and height adjustable back gauge, with production start of fixed height AGS in early 2015. The production start of height adjustable AGS back gauge will take place later in 2015.

CIDAN Machinery is leading manufacturer within the sheet metal industry
with a strong market position in USA, Europe and other key markets. The company
produces and markets the brands CIDAN and GÖTENEDS worldwide. The machine
portfolio is wide ranging from power folders, mechanical shears, compact sized cut-to-length
lines with straightening, slitting and shearing, decoilers and recoiling units up to as much as 8 mm thickness in mild steel. Today CIDAN and GÖTENEDS machines from CIDAN Machinery are sold in
Europe, South America, North America, Middle East and Asia. CIDAN Machinery has
extensive production facilities in Götene, Sweden and own offices in Denmark, USA and China.

For further information see www.cidanmachinery.com

New Back Gauge - Modular Automatic Gauging system, AGS

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