82-70 SS Chassis with single board conversion.
I dont know if this is a bad thing, or if it is normal operation. It happens on all of our machines. When the table goes down to pick up pins on first ball cycle, the same time the table moves, the shuttle moves a little too. It doesn't cause any problems, but it's odd. When there's pins in the fingers and the table is reaching the top of the stroke, the shuttle moves again the same way, (no problems) and the pins are respotted fine.
Machine operation is fine. It was just something I noticed when watching them run. Why does it do this?
I dont know if this is a bad thing, or if it is normal operation. It happens on all of our machines. When the table goes down to pick up pins on first ball cycle, the same time the table moves, the shuttle moves a little too. It doesn't cause any problems, but it's odd. When there's pins in the fingers and the table is reaching the top of the stroke, the shuttle moves again the same way, (no problems) and the pins are respotted fine.
Machine operation is fine. It was just something I noticed when watching them run. Why does it do this?
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