Production processes associable with styles

The following is a list of the production processes that you can associate with styles in EngView. The processes are listed in the order in which they appear in the Production Process dropdown list in the Production tab of a style.

Process Indicates Preferred for Use With Visualized in 3D Overall Dimensions Considered in Layout Generation
Inliner / Corrugator Plotter / Cutting Die
Auxiliary Structure irrelevant objects         Yes
Creasing wheel The crease position for the corrugator machine. Yes   Yes Yes  
Glue/Adhesive tape The position of the gluing tape. Used primarily in corrugated structures. Yes       Yes
Tear strip wheel The tear strip position for the corrugator machine: a scored band that, when torn off, removes the upper layer of material. Yes       Yes
Reinforcement tape wheel Adds an adhesive band, zone or tape. Yes       Yes
Half-cutting wheel The half-cut position for the corrugator machine. Yes   Yes Yes  
Cutting wheel The cut position for corrugator machines. Yes   Yes Yes  
Cutting guillotine Straight-line cuts.     Yes Yes  
Slot cutting The slot position for inliner machines. Produces slots using a U-shaped knife. Yes   Yes Yes  
Cutting knife Cuts.   Yes Yes Yes  
Creasing knife Creases.   Yes Yes Yes  
Half-cutting knife Cuts at half depth.   Yes Yes Yes  
Bevel cutting knife Slanted cuts. A parameter determines the tilting of the cutting blade.   Yes Yes Yes  
Bevel half-cutting knife Slanted cuts at half depth. A parameter determines the tilting of the cutting blade.   Yes Yes Yes  
V-cut channel V-cut channel used for ICB, Greyboards material for creasing. A router or a bevel cut is used.   Yes Yes Yes  
Router cutting The routing area.     Yes Yes  
Wheel gluing The path of the gluing wheel.         Yes
Spot glue gun The usage of spot glue gun.         Yes
Panel separator Visualization purposes. 3D models only.     Yes   Yes
Glue area contour The glue-carrying area.         Yes
Closed area contour Production-related zones — for example, varnish or bleed.         Yes