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MFT 102/103hsm Labeler
Operator Manual
Document No. 3906330
Document Revision 0D
Multifeeder Technology
4821 White Bear Parkway
St. Paul, MN 55110
651-407-3100 www.multifeeder.com

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  • Page 1 MFT 102/103hsm Labeler Operator Manual Document No. 3906330 Document Revision 0D Multifeeder Technology 4821 White Bear Parkway St. Paul, MN 55110 651-407-3100 www.multifeeder.com...
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  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents Introduction Icon Definitions Viewing Electronic Manual Viewing Printed Manual Safety Personal Safety Warnings Machine Precautions Hazard Warnings Hazard Warnings - Cutout Terminology Main Body and Power Unwind Rewind Assembly Options Vacuum Take Up Rewind Power Take Up Rewind Vacuum Take Up Rewind Configuration Power Take Up Rewind Configuration Peel Plate Assembly...
  • Page 5 Label Product Sensor Advanced Calibration - Continued Label Product Sensor Advanced Calibration - Continued Ready-to-Run Checklist Notes Maintenance Preventative Maintenance Daily Weekly Semi-Annually Annually Maintenance Log Control Box External Connections Control Box Intercommunication Wiring Product Dimensions MFT 102hsm MFT 103hsm Spare Parts Terms and Conditions...

  • Page 6: Introduction

    - The Maintenance section describes the basic maintenance necessary to ensure optimal performance of your MFT equipment. Terms and Conditions - Multifeeder Standard Terms and Conditions. Icon Definitions Caution - This icon is used to alert you to very important safety instructions.
  • Page 7 MFT equipment. This manual may not illustrate optional equipment purchased with your unit or units. Multifeeder Technology (MFT) designed this equipment to be used by operators with basic knowledge of machine functions.

  • Page 8: Viewing Electronic Manual

    Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions Viewing Electronic Manual As viewed on a typical monitor. When viewing this manual electronically. It is best viewed with Adobe Reader® version 9.0 or later. Adobe Reader® version 9.0 version allows the for full display and inter activity features of this manual. Furthermore, set the display settings to view to “Two-Up”...

  • Page 9: Viewing Printed Manual

    Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions Viewing Printed Manual Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions Terminology System Overview Base Feeder Base Feeder Pressure Roller Tipping Feeder Tipping Feeder Pressure Roller Shingling Conveyor Height Adjustable Stand Glue System Tank ���������������������...

  • Page 10: Safety

    Safety Personal Safety Warnings All equipment from Multifeeder Technology is designed with safety in mind. However, in order to ensure your safety and the safety of others around you, common sense must always be used when using this machine. Please read the all of the manuals provided carefully before operating any of your MFT equipment.

  • Page 11: Machine Precautions

    Terms/Conditions Machine Precautions All equipment from Multifeeder Technology is designed with safety in mind. However, in order to ensure your safety and the safety of others around you, common sense must always be used when using this machine. Please read this section of the manual carefully before operating your MFT equipment.

  • Page 12: Hazard Warnings

    Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions Hazard Warnings Read and understand the entire manual before operating the equipment. Use common sense when operating the equipment. Do not operate the equipment while distracted. This equipment is intended to be operated by trained and qualified personnel.

  • Page 13: Hazard Warnings - Cutout

    Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions Hazard Warnings - Cutout required. Print this page separately to cutout the hazard warning illustrations and affix it to the equipment as [ 13 ]...

  • Page 14: Terminology

    Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions Terminology Main Body and Power Unwind [ 14 ]...
  • Page 15 Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions Power Unwind Media Back Plate Power Unwind Hub Power Unwind Media Sensor Box Power Unwind Media Sensor Power Unwind Media Sensor Box Label Width Adjustment Plate Main Drive Roller Main Drive Pinch Roller Main Drive Pinch Roller Pull Down Bar Power Unwind Media Front Plate Power Unwind Media Front Plate Locking Lever Media Guide Roller...

  • Page 16: Rewind Assembly Options

    Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions Rewind Assembly Options Vacuum Take Up Rewind Power Take Up Rewind [ 16 ]...

  • Page 17: Vacuum Take Up Rewind Configuration

    Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions Vacuum Take Up Rewind Power Take Up Rewind Vacuum Take Up Mount Power Take Up Rewind Hub Back Plate Vacuum Take Up Device Power Take Up Rewind Hub Vacuum Take Up Device Pipe Power Take Up Rewind Dancer Arm Vacuum Take Up Device Mounting Bracket Power Take Up Rewind Main Housing Vacuum Take Up Device Entry Cap...

  • Page 18: Peel Plate Assembly

    Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions Peel Plate Assembly Typical Media [ 18 ]...
  • Page 19 Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions Peel Plate Assembly Peel Plate Mounting Rods Peel Plate Media Guide Roller with Adjustable Guide Rings Product (Label) Sensor Pair Mounting Rod Upper Product (Label) Sensor Lower Product (Label) Sensor Product (Label) Sensor Pair Mounting Rod Adjustment Slot Peel Plate Peel Edge Typical Media...

  • Page 20: Labeler Control Box - Exterior

    Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions Labeler Control Box - Exterior RESET [ 20 ]...
  • Page 21 Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions Mounting Tabs - Used to mount the Control Box to the production line. Motor Connection - Connects the Control Box to the labeler motors. Primary Keypad - Allows operator to access and adjust labeler settings. System Reset Button - Allows the operator to reset the labelers interlock system.

  • Page 22: Labeler Control Box - Interior

    Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions Labeler Control Box - Interior RESET [ 22 ]...
  • Page 23 Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions The interior of the control box houses all of the electronics required to operate the labeler. Labeling systems with a vacuum take-away will contain 2 servo-drive controllers while a system with a powered rewind will contain 3 servo-drive controllers. See page 15 for configuration examples. Primary Keypad - Allows operator to access and adjust the labeler’s main drive settings.

  • Page 24: Keypad Detailed

    Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions Keypad Detailed [ 24 ]...
  • Page 25 Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions On/Off Key - Used before/after turning on the Main On/Off Switch. Auto On/Off Key - Used to enable or disable the automatic application cycle startup. Menu Key - Used to enter and navigate the menu system. Numeric Keys - Used to enter values in various menu settings.

  • Page 26: Setup

    Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions Setup Sequence of Operation [ 26 ]...
  • Page 27 Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions The Labeler receives a signal to begin the application cycle. The Main Drive Roller engages and moves the label until the Product (Label) Sensor is triggered by the gap. The Power Unwind Media Sensor is triggered as the media is used up and triggers the Power Unwind to supply additional media into the Power Unwind Media Box.

  • Page 28: Labeler Control Box Power Up

    Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions J1 - Start / Status J2 - APL Interface Labeler Control Box Power Up J3-Low Product J4-RS 232 Remote Keypad Action Displayed STATUS: OFF PRESS ON TO ENABLE EQUIPMENT MODE: XXXXXXXXX MODE F1 - TECHNICIAN F2 - FACTORY MODE: ADVANCED TIPPING MODE AUTO OFF...
  • Page 29 Terms/Conditions Be curtain that you have read and understand ALL of the Safety Section before powering up or setting up any Multifeeder Equipment. Turn on the main Power Switch and wait until you see illustrated screen is displayed. Press the On Key to complete the Power On Sequence.

  • Page 30: Labeler Thread Pattern

    Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions Labeler Thread Pattern General Labeler Thread Pattern [ 30 ]...
  • Page 31 Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions Place the roll of labels onto the Power Unwind Hub such that the label exits the top of the roll in the direction of the Peel Plate. Form a loop within the Power Unwind Media Sensor Box. Thread the media around the Media Guide Roller.

  • Page 32: Power Unwind Media Sensor Box

    Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions Power Unwind Media Sensor Box [ 32 ]...
  • Page 33 Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions Verify the Power Unwind Media Sensor is properly positioned to trigger with the media being applied. Use the 4 screws to adjust the Power Unwind Media Sensor Box Label Width Adjustment Plate to control the side-to-side movement of the media. [ 33 ]...

  • Page 34: With Power Unwind And Vacuum Take Up

    Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions With Power Unwind and Vacuum Take Up [ 34 ]...
  • Page 35 Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions Place the roll of labels onto the Power Unwind Hub such that the label exits the top of the roll in the direction of the Peel Plate. Form a loop within the Power Unwind Media Sensor Box. Thread the media around the Media Guide Roller.

  • Page 36: With Power Unwind And Power Take Up

    Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions With Power Unwind and Power Take Up [ 36 ]...
  • Page 37 Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions Place the roll of labels onto the Power Unwind Hub such that the label exits the top of the roll in the direction of the Peel Plate. Form a loop within the Power Unwind Media Sensor Box. Thread the media around the Media Guide Roller.

  • Page 38: Standard Product Sensor Setup

    Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions Standard Product Sensor Setup Sensor Safe Area [ 38 ]...
  • Page 39 Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions In normal operation, the label product sensor can be setup by positioning the last 5 mm of the trailing edge of the label below the product sensor and then pressing the key. If however, the labeler SET PROD THICKNESS product sensor has been moved and becomes seriously out of adjustment, the following setup...

  • Page 40: Standard Product Sensor Setup - Continued

    Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions Standard Product Sensor Setup - Continued Action Displayed MAIN 1/2 : MENU KEY FOR NEXT 1. SETTINGS 4. REPORTS 2. PROGRAMS 5. IDENTIFICATION 3. SETUP 6. DIAGNOSTICS SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS 1/4 : MENU FOR NEXT 1.STACK LIGHT 4.PSTART/LOW-P INPUT 2.PRODUCT SENSOR 5.LOW PRODUCT OUTPUT...
  • Page 41 Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions Continue from previous page. From the READY screen on the controller, press the key. MENU Press the key to select DIAGNOSTICS. Continue on the next page. [ 41 ]...

  • Page 42: Standard Product Sensor Setup - Continued

    Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions Standard Product Sensor Setup - Continued Action Displayed SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS ITEM 2 OF 24 PRODUCT SENSOR 1-4 SELECTED(0):1=XXX,2=XXX,3=XXX,4=XXX MODE: ADVANCED TIPPING LABELER STATUS : READY PRODUCT COUNT 1 PROGRAM NUMBER CHECKING PRODUCT THICKNESS PLEASE WAIT... [ 42 ]...
  • Page 43 Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions Continued from previous page. Press the key to select PRODUCT SENSOR. Sensor drive #3 should ideally be between 90-110. If the labeler has not been feeding correctly and sensor drive #3 is not between these values you should loosen the top half of the product sensor and move it until the values fall between 90-110.

  • Page 44: Label Stop Position

    Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions Label Stop Position Label Stop Position Action Displayed MAIN 1/2 : MENU KEY FOR NEXT 1. SETTINGS 4. REPORTS 2. PROGRAMS 5. IDENTIFICATION 3. SETUP 6. DIAGNOSTICS PRODUCT LENGTH (M-F3), DEFAULT: 210 RANGE: 5-1500 mm CURRENT: 150 NEW: 150 [ 44 ]...
  • Page 45 Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions The Label Stop Position is where the label stops with respect to the Peel Edge after an application cycle. However certain applications may require adjusting the Label Stop Position. Follow the instructions below to adjust the Label Stop Position as required. The Stop Position is the where the label stops after the completion of an application cycle.

  • Page 46: Label Stop Position - Continued

    Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions Label Stop Position - Continued Action Displayed MIN PRODUCT LENGTH (M-F3), DEFAULT: 0 RANGE: 0-1000 mm CURRENT: 0 NEW: 0 MODE: ADVANCED TIPPING LABELER STATUS : READY PRODUCT COUNT 1 PROGRAM NUMBER [ 46 ]...
  • Page 47 Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions Continued from previous page. Press the key 10 times to navigate to the Minimum Product Length screen and enter the new MENU value. Press the key until you return to the READY screen. CLEAR CANCEL Some applications may require the repositioning of the Product (Label) Sensors.

  • Page 48: Labeler Speed Adjustment

    Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions Labeler Speed Adjustment Action Displayed MACHINE SPEED (M-F30, DEFAULT: 50 RANGE: 1-140 MPM CURRENT: 50 NEW: 50 NEW VALUE OF 92 SUCCESSFULLY STORED MODE: ADVANCED TIPPING LABELER STATUS : READY PRODUCT COUNT 1 PROGRAM NUMBER [ 48 ]...
  • Page 49 Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions Press the Change Speed Key. Enter the desired Machine Speed value by using the Number Keys. Press the Enter Key. The screen will briefly display: [ the entered value ] NEW VALUE OF SUCCESSFULLY STORED After three (3) seconds the screen will return to the Machine Speed setting screen.

  • Page 50: Labeler Basic Menu - Settings Menu

    Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions Labeler Basic Menu - Settings Menu Action Displayed MAIN 1/2 : MENU KEY FOR NEXT 1. SETTINGS 4. REPORTS 2. PROGRAMS 5. IDENTIFICATION 3. SETUP 6. DIAGNOSTICS PRODUCT LENGTH (M-F3), DEFAULT: 210 RANGE: 5-1500 mm CURRENT: 210 NEW: 210 MAX JOG SPEED (S), DEFAULT: 20...
  • Page 51 Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions Basic menu setting allow the operator control over common adjustments required for basic setup. More advanced menu settings are available through the password protected Technicians Menu. Press key from the ready screen to access the operator available settings illustrated on the previous page.

  • Page 52: Labeler Basic Menu - Settings Menu (Continued)

    Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions Labeler Basic Menu - Settings Menu (continued) Action Displayed NO PRODUCT LIMIT (M-F3), DEFAULT: 240 RANGE: 15-255 CURRENT: 240 NEW: 240 PRODUCT SEPARATION(0.1 mm units) (M-F3) RANGE: 1-1000, DEFAULT: 5 CURRENT: 5 NEW: 5 [ 52 ]...
  • Page 53 Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions Continued from previous page. Press the from the previous screen to enter the No Product Limit setting. This setting allows the operator to adjust the value the Product (Label) Sensor uses to determine when a label gap is detected.

  • Page 54: Non-Standard Product Sensor Setup

    Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions Non-Standard Product Sensor Setup Action Displayed MAIN 1/2 : MENU KEY FOR NEXT 1. SETTINGS 4. REPORTS 2. PROGRAMS 5. IDENTIFICATION 3. SETUP 6. DIAGNOSTICS MAIN 2/2 : MENU KEY FOR NEXT 1. DEMO MODE 4.
  • Page 55 Maintenance Terms/Conditions The Multifeeder Technology high speed labeling system allows the use of non standard product or label sensors to meet specific application requirements. Follow the instructions below to connect and enable the non standard product or label sensor. Follow the instructions specific to the sensor to ensure the sensor function properly in your application.

  • Page 56: Non-Standard Product Sensor Setup - Continued

    Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions Non-Standard Product Sensor Setup - Continued Action Displayed ENTERING TECHNICIAN SETTINGS MENU TYPE PASSWORD TO CONTINUE [ TECHNICIAN 1/4 : MENU KEY FOR NEXT Enter 1. MOTOR 4. ADVANCED SETTINGS Password 2. FEEDING 5. DIGITAL I/O 3.
  • Page 57 3 times to navigate to the Advanced Product Sensor setting. MENU Note - The password is disclosed during the install and training or available by contacting the Multifeeder Technology service department at (651) 407-3100 during normal business hours in the central time zone. [ 57 ]...

  • Page 58: Non-Standard Product Sensor Setup - Continued

    Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions Non-Standard Product Sensor Setup - Continued Action Displayed ADVANCED PRODUCT SENSOR (S), DEFAULT: 0 RANGE: 0=OFF, 1-9=PORT CURRENT: 9 NEW: 9 MODE: ADVANCED TIPPING LABELER STATUS : READY PRODUCT COUNT 1 PROGRAM NUMBER [ 58 ]...
  • Page 59 Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions Continued from previous page. Press the key to set J3 as the input port for the non standard product sensor. Press the key until you return to the READY screen. CLEAR CANCEL [ 59 ]...

  • Page 60: Label Product Sensor Advanced Calibration

    Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions Label Product Sensor Advanced Calibration Labels and Sensor Side View Sensor Pro le [ 60 ]...
  • Page 61 Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions The label or product sensor is calibrated at the factory and will function without adjustment for the majority of applications. However certain applications may require adjusting sensor parameters to achieve maximum performance. Follow the instructions below to calibrate the sensor as required. This illustration shows the sensor, label and liner relationship as viewed from the side.

  • Page 62: Label Product Sensor Advanced Calibration - Continued

    Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions Label Product Sensor Advanced Calibration - Continued Action Displayed MAIN 1/2 : MENU KEY FOR NEXT 1. SETTINGS 4. REPORTS 2. PROGRAMS 5. IDENTIFICATION 3. SETUP 6. DIAGNOSTICS SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS 1/4 : MENU FOR NEXT 1.STACK LIGHT 4.PSTART/LOW-P INPUT 2.PRODUCT SENSOR 5.LOW PRODUCT OUTPUT...
  • Page 63 Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions Continued from previous page. Remove any labels from the liner as illustrated. From the READY screen on the controller, press the key. MENU Press the key to select DIAGNOSTICS. Continue on the next page. [ 63 ]...

  • Page 64: Label Product Sensor Advanced Calibration - Continued

    Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions Label Product Sensor Advanced Calibration - Continued Action Displayed SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS ITEM 2 OF 24 PRODUCT SENSOR 1-4 SELECTED(0):1=255,2=255,3=102,4=36 Value=(255–(Drive 3 Value)) x (.25)+(Drive 3 Value) Example: MODE: ADVANCED TIPPING LABELER STATUS : READY PRODUCT COUNT 1 PROGRAM NUMBER [ 64 ]...
  • Page 65 Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions Continued from previous page. Press the key to select PRODUCT SENSOR. Note the value of #3, referred to as “Drive 3”. In this example a value of 102. Enter the value into the No Product Sensor Value formula as illustrated. CLEAR Press the key until you return to the READY screen.

  • Page 66: Label Product Sensor Advanced Calibration - Continued

    Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions Label Product Sensor Advanced Calibration - Continued Action Displayed MAIN 1/2 : MENU KEY FOR NEXT 1. SETTINGS 4. REPORTS 2. PROGRAMS 5. IDENTIFICATION 3. SETUP 6. DIAGNOSTICS MAIN 2/2 : MENU KEY FOR NEXT 1.
  • Page 67 Continue on the next page. Note - The password is disclosed during the install and training or available by contacting the Multifeeder Technology service department at (651) 407-3100 during normal business hours in the central time zone. [ 67 ]...
  • Page 68 Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions Action Displayed NO PRODUCT LIMIT (M-F3), DEFAULT: 240 RANGE: 15-255 CURRENT: 240 NEW: 140 MODE: ADVANCED TIPPING LABELER STATUS : READY PRODUCT COUNT 1 PROGRAM NUMBER [ 68 ]...
  • Page 69 Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions Use the keypad to enter the value calculated from page 60. Press the key until you return to the READY screen. CLEAR CANCEL [ 69 ]...

  • Page 70: Ready-To-Run Checklist

    Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions Ready-to-Run Checklist □ Verify the media is loaded and labels are removed from the liner after the Peel Plate. □ Verify the media is properly triggering the Power Unwind Media Sensor and the Power Unwind Media Sensor Box Label Width Adjustment Plate is position properly.

  • Page 71: Notes

    Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions Notes [ 71 ]...

  • Page 72: Maintenance

    Terms/Conditions Maintenance Preventative Maintenance Proper operation of your Multifeeder equipment is dependent on a regularly preventative maintenance scheduled and inspection program. The generic scheduled outlined in this section may need to be adjusted to your specific application and environmental conditions.

  • Page 73: Maintenance Log

    Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions Maintenance Log Date Type Comments Initials 10-10-05 Weekly Cleaned glue built up on peel plate idler roller. [ 73 ]...

  • Page 74: Control Box External Connections

    Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions Control Box External Connections J24 - Motion Stop J22 - Signal Light J23 - Line Speed Encoder J6 - Product Sensor J10 - RS485 J25 - RS232 J7 - Descrete I/O Lower Unwind Sensor Lower Rewind Sensor Vacuum Rewind Upper Unwind Sensor...

  • Page 75: Control Box Intercommunication Wiring

    Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions Control Box Intercommunication Wiring Upper Sensor Unwind Upper Sensor Rewind Lower Sensor Unwind Lower Sensor Rewind Labeler Drive Labeler Unwind Labeler Rewind Optional/Non-Standard Label Sensor Standard Label Sensor [ 75 ]...

  • Page 76: Product Dimensions

    Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions Product Dimensions MFT 102hsm MFT 103hsm [ 76 ]...

  • Page 77: Spare Parts

    Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions Spare Parts Part # Part Description 4598108 HSL Drive Roller Assembly 7105301 Motor 800W 950 With Plugs 1002600 Bearing 174012 1710109 R-W EKL020B 19x16 Mod 1528200 Sleeve Bearing 081210 4503600 Drive Roller Idler Block 1395301 HSL Drive Traction idler 1522400 Roller Sleeve 7/8 16Id 1155900 Timing Belt 15X59...

  • Page 78: Terms And Conditions

    “Order Acknowledgement Form” means the written form Seller sends to Buyer indicating that Seller is in receipt of Buyer’s Order. 1.10 “Parties” means the Buyer and Multifeeder Technology, Inc. 1.11 “Product Samples” mean Buyer-supplied components and/or material to be fed through and/or processed by the System to create a Final Product Throughput.
  • Page 79 Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions 1.21 “System Manual” means the operative and instruction guide supplied to Buyer by Seller with the shipment of the System, which addresses the overall System, and may or may not address each separate device, component or Subsystem within the System The System.
  • Page 80 6.1.1 Phase One Acceptance Testing. Prior to shipping the equipment from the Multifeeder Technology, Inc. facility to the place of delivery, MFT will conduct a system performance test mutually-agreed upon with the Buyer and reduced to a writing signed by both Parties. Buyer may, at its option, witness the Phase One Acceptance Test in person or by electronic means supplied by MFT.
  • Page 81 All units that the customer wishes to have repaired under warranty shall be accompanied by a MFT issued Returned Material Authorization (RMA) and must be sent to Multifeeder at Buyer’s expense. A service fee of $500.00 will be charged for products sent to Seller for warranty repair, which are found to comply with the Specifications. Seller reserves the right to suspend any and all warranties if the Buyer has a delinquent account.
  • Page 82 Introduction Safety Terminology Setup Maintenance Terms/Conditions Export Controls. Buyer agrees that it will not, without obtaining prior authorization from the U.S. Department of Commerce: export or re-export, directly or indirectly, any technical data or products (as defined by the U.S. Export Administration Regulations) received by Buyer under this Agreement to destinations restricted or prohibited by U.S.
  • Page 83 SCOPE. The scope of these Default Specifications is to define the equipment configuration and performance requirements for the Custom Multifeeder Technology, Inc. System (hereinafter “System”). All definitions set forth under the MFT Terms and Conditions apply to these Default Specifications.
  • Page 84 EQUIPMENT WARRANTY. All applicable equipment warranties require the Buyer to return a fully completed warranty registration card to Multifeeder Technology, Inc. If the equipment requires return to MFT, the Buyer shall call MFT in advance and request a return material authorization number (RMA), which must be written on the outside of the shipping container.
  • Page 85 3.6.2 PERFORMANCE WARRANTY. Upon request of the Buyer, Multifeeder Technology, Inc. will negotiate and price into its Proposal an efficiency level (parts per minute at a to-be-determined confidence level) for each type of Product Sample received by MFT, in sufficient quantities and with sufficient time to perform testing on the System, provided that such Product Samples are consistent and conforming.

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