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==About the Mode== | ==About the Mode== | ||
| − | + | When operators step on the safety mat, or software puts the bender into a [[Zero Energy State]] mode. In this state, all motion axes are '''completely disabled''', and energy to all axes is blocked or stopped. | |
We strongly recommend that you require this feature for any CNC bender that you consider purchasing. Benders with this feature are much safer than benders without it. | We strongly recommend that you require this feature for any CNC bender that you consider purchasing. Benders with this feature are much safer than benders without it. | ||
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==Other Pages== | ==Other Pages== | ||
*Read about the [[Zero Energy State]] on our CNC Benders | *Read about the [[Zero Energy State]] on our CNC Benders | ||
*Read about [[Safe Mode Motion Auto Recovery]] | *Read about [[Safe Mode Motion Auto Recovery]] | ||
Revision as of 22:31, 25 September 2009
About the Mode
When operators step on the safety mat, or software puts the bender into a Zero Energy State mode. In this state, all motion axes are completely disabled, and energy to all axes is blocked or stopped.
We strongly recommend that you require this feature for any CNC bender that you consider purchasing. Benders with this feature are much safer than benders without it.
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The only device that can move in this mode is the chuck close and open. |
Other Pages
- Read about the Zero Energy State on our CNC Benders
- Read about Safe Mode Motion Auto Recovery
