1 Introduction & Safety Introduction The Scott 10,000t uses a vacuum feeder for accuracy with many stocks, heated bonding rollers, tab cutting knives and cross conveyor for hands--off operation. Tab sizes range from 1/2 inch to 5 inches (12.7 mm to 127 mm) by simply rotating the Tab Size handwheel.
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1 Introduction & Safety REREGISTER UNIT (UNDER CROSS CONVEYOR) TAB CUTTER ASSEMBLY CROSS TAB POSITION CONVEYOR HANDWHEEL SIZE HANDWHEEL Fig. 1-2. Reregister / Cross Conveyor MAIN POWER TRANSFORMER INLET REEL HOLDER FILM GUIDES PLASTIC CHIP DRIVE VACUUM MOTOR PLUG AREA VACUUM UNIT Fig.
Scott 10,000 Machine Specifications and Utility Requirements Model Scott 10,000t Speed Up to 10,000 plastic index tabs per hour Sheet Size 355.6 mm x 342.9 mm (14” x 13--1/2”) maximum 127 mm x 111.1 mm (5” x 4--3/8”) minimum Plastic Size 139.7 mm (5--1/2”) maximum...
1 Introduction & Safety General Safety Guidelines Providing a safe working environment for operating your machine is the responsibility of the user. The suggested precautions, material safety data and other suggestions that follow do not have preference over the user’s own plant practices, regulations or safety committee recommendations. Personal injury and equipment damage can be avoided by the continued adherence to the safety features provided with this machine and in keeping with the necessary governmental requirements.
1 Introduction & Safety Safety Features EMERGENCY STOP RUN/SAFE/MAINT STOP KEYSWITCH PUSHBUTTON Fig. 1-4. Safety Feature Locations These safety features are to be used in conjunction with the installation, operation and maintenance instructions contained in this manual. 1.3.1 Emergency Stop Stops machine drive immediately.
1 Introduction & Safety 1.3.3 Main Power Switch If machine is to be shut down for adjustments or repairs, turn the power supply to the machine off. Fig. 1-7. Turn Machine Off Before Making Adjustments 1.3.4 Guards and Covers All safety guards, protective screens and covers MUST be in place and securely fastened before operating the machine.
1 Introduction & Safety Warnings, Cautions & Notes In order to emphasize certain areas in the interest of personal safety and a properly operated and maintained machine, you will encounter the words WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTE throughout this manual. 1.4.1 Warnings WARNING! WARNING!
1 Introduction & Safety On Machine Warnings 1.5.1 Heat Hazards For example, there is HOT SURFACE sign on top of the Tab Wiper assembly. Look for warning signs throughout the machine. They are there to alert you to hazards. Fig. 1-13. Heat Hazard 1.5.2 Electrical Shock Hazards Look for warning signs on electrical cabinets and...
1 Introduction & Safety Safety Procedures 1.6.1 Safety Devices Tampering with safety mechanisms in order to SAFETY SWITCH disable them should not be tolerated. Warning! IT IS EXTREMELY DANGEROUS TO ACCESS Fig. 1-15. Do Not Disable Safety Devices MACHINE WHEN IT IS OPERATING OR CAPABLE OF OPERATING.
Installation Requirements Fig. 2-1. Scott 10,000 All procedures in this section provide advance planning and site preparation data for installation of the Scott 10,000. Environmental requirements, unpacking instructions, electrical and physical specifications are included. This information should be used as a reference during the development of site preparation plans before you install your machine.
2 Installation Pre-Installation Requirements The environmental requirements of the Scott 10,000 must be considered well in advance of the actual installation. Providing a well suited operating environment will help ensure a trouble free installation process. Consideration should be given to the following items: Power, location and rating of power connections.
The machine will arrive in two crates. Inspect the external condition of the crates for visible signs of damage before opening. If damage is noticeable, notify the carrier or Scott before proceeding with the installation. To assist in the ease of installation, the machine is disassembled prior to shipping and requires some minor assembly before the machine is operational.
CROSS CONVEYOR UNIT CHIP REMOVAL VACUUM TAB CUTTER UNIT Fig. 2-5. Scott 10,000 on Shipping Skid (Crate 2) Step: 1. Remove Cross Conveyor assembly from shipping skid. Place it to the side for later installation. Step: 2. Remove vacuum unit from skid.
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2 Installation Step: 2. Remove Tab Cutter assembly from skid and position it to left of the main machine (as viewed from the front). Step: 3. Align support shaft holes in Tab Cutter assembly with holes in the main machine housing.
2 Installation 2.3.4 Leveling the Machine RIGHT FRONT BACK ROLLERS LEFT OPERATOR Fig. 2-10. Locator The machine should be on a level surface. However, if the machine is to be placed on an abnormally uneven floor, the machine must be leveled in the following manner: Note ! Tab Cutter/ Reregister / Conveyor section must be level with the main machine.
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2 Installation THREADED LEVELING HOLES (2 BACK) Fig. 2-12. Leveling Rod Installation (Back) Step: 3. Place a level on the machined surface of the main machine frame. Step: 4. Adjust threaded rods in machine base to obtain level machine side to side. Fig.
2 Installation Step: 7. Place a level on machine frame to level Tab Cutter assembly from Side to Side. KNIFE PACKAGE Fig. 2-15. Level Tab Cutter Assembly Side to Side Step: 8. Place a level on machine frame to level Tab Cutter assembly from Front to Back.
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2 Installation Step: 2. Loosen hardware and remove register THUMBSCREW hold--down support shaft from mounting blocks. Step: 3. Rotate the longer Hold--Down Roller assembly up and reinstall support shaft through assembly and mounting blocks. Step: 4. Tighten mounting hardware. HOLD- -DOWN ASSEMBLY SUPPORT SHAFT...
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2 Installation TAB CUTTER DRIVE SHAFT PILE FEED & CUT MACHINE CYCLE CAM KICK BACK CAM Fig. 2-19. Make Sure TIming Marks Are Aligned Note ! Before installing the Tab Cutter drive chain, it is critical that all of the timing marks shown in Fig.
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2 Installation REPRESENTS HEATER ROLLERS SPROCKETS REGISTER DRIVE CHAIN REGISTER DRIVE CHAIN TENSIONER Fig. 2-20. Heat Roller Positions (Front) Step: 6. Make sure all heaters are aligned as shown above. Step: 7. Install register drive chain. Step: 8. Adjust register drive chain tensioner so that there is approximately one inch (1/2”...
2 Installation 2.3.8 Connect Vacuum Canister Step: 1. Once the machine is in place, assemble the vacuum blower and canister. Fig. 2-31. Install Vacuum Canister Step: 2. Route the vacuum hose under the tab cutter end of the machine and connect to the opening under the Tip Die assembly.
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2 Installation 2.3.10 Install Paper Supports on Pile Feeder For shipping purposes, the paper support assembly is removed from the machine. Fig. 2-34. Pile Feed Area Step: 1. Loosen set screws in stack support bar mounting block. SET SCREWS Fig. 2-35. Loosen Set Screws in Block Step: 2.
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2 Installation Step: 4. The ends of the stack support bars STACK SUPPORT BAR should extend 1/4 inch beyond paper MOUNTING BLOCK support. Step: 5. Tighten the set screws in the stack support bar mounting block. 1/4” PAPER SUPPORT Fig. 2-37. Rods Should Extend 1/4” Beyond Supports Step: 6.
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2 Installation Step: 9. Install LH paper stack guide. Step: 10.Tighten set screws. Fig. 2-40. Install LH Side Paper Stack Guide Step: 11. Slide the RH stack guide so that it is flush with the edge of the side rack guide. SIDE RACK GUIDE Step: 12.Tighten set screws.
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2 Installation Step: 13.Carefully remove the wire ties holding the air hoses. Fig. 2-43. Remove Wire Ties From Air Hoses Step: 14.Insert air hoses into connectors. Fig. 2-44. Insert Air Hoses into Connectors C9999- -2 Issue 1 2- -21...
2 Installation Utility Connections WARNING! 2.4.1 Electrical Connections DANGER: ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS The machine requires No. 8, 3 wire cable including MUST BE MADE BY A QUALIFIED ground for 220 volt, single phase electrical power. ELECTRICIAN FAMILIAR WITH APPLICABLE ELECTRICAL CODES Note ! Electrical cables going to machine AND REGULATIONS.
3 Operation GENERAL INFORMATION 3.1.1 Before Operating the Machine WARNING! WARNING! EACH OPERATOR SHOULD KNOW THE AVOID SERIOUS INJURY OR EQUIPMENT LOCATION AND FUNCTION OF ALL DAMAGE. RESTRICT OPERATION OF THIS MACHINE STOPPING CONTROLS. MACHINE TO TRAINED, QUALIFIED REVIEW MANUAL FOR EMERGENCY PERSONNEL ONLY.
3 Operation 3.2.3 Main Operator’s Panel Control Descriptions The following is a list of each control on the operator’s panel and a description of the functions performed at each setting. 3.2.3.1 ROLLER HEAT ON / OFF - - HEATER ON -- When pushed, the button illuminates, indicating upper and lower heaters are turned ON.
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3 Operation 3.2.3.4 OUT OF PLASTIC - - LAMP OUT OF PLASTIC Lamp will illuminate when upon pushing the Plastic Feed button, the proximity switch on the plastic feed does not sense plastic at the feeder discharge. The plastic chip removal vacuum and the paper feed vacuum pump will also be disabled until the plastic spool is refilled.
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3 Operation 3.2.3.8 START - - Green Pushbutton START Turns on main drive motor to begin machine cycling. This means: The safety switches indicate all the guards are in place. The EMERGENCY STOP buttons are reset. The RESET button is pushed. The pushbutton turns on the main drive motor Fig.
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3 Operation 3.2.3.12 SPEED - - Adjustment Control DRIVE SPEED Adjusts main drive motor speed. The dial is turned clockwise to increase, and counterclockwise to decrease the machine drive speed. Fig. 3-14. Main Drive Feed 3.2.3.13 COUNTER NUMBER Activating the Counter, allows operator to specify SHEETS an exact number of sheets to be run.
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3 Operation 3.2.3.15 Heater Temperature Control PROCESS VALUE Controls wheel heat temperature by cycling power to the heaters. The setpoint temperature is adjusted by using the buttons below the indicator display. CON: The controller maintains process parameters when Control power is off. Output ALM: VALUE...
3.2.4 Telemecanique PLC Control The Scott 10,000 incorporates two Telemecanique TSX07 Programmable Logic Controllers. Each controller has a series of LEDs indicating the on/off status of its inputs and outputs. Separate LEDs also verify communication between controllers. Check Electrical Sheets for a listing of the devices that are attached to the controller and to which location (input/output), the device is attached.
3 Operation Preliminary Inspection and Start-Up Procedure 3.3.1 Preliminary Set-Up 3.3.1.1 Adjustment of the Space Between Upper & Lower Bonding Rollers It is important that the space between the upper and lower bonding rollers is set correctly so that the rollers grip the sheets properly but do not actually contact each other.
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3 Operation Step: 3. Insert a sheet of paper between the rollers. Step: 4. Lower the rollers until the paper is lightly gripped. Step: 5. Work back and forth between the two UPPER ROLLERS rollers supported by each bearing block until both rollers grip the paper lightly.
The sheets may tend to curl up or down or the entire stack may be tilted due to moisture from printing. The following “hints” will help the operator to keep the Scott 10,000 operating at maximum production speeds. VACUUM NOZZLES Fig.
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3 Operation 3.3.2.2 Vacuum Nozzles The machine is equipped with a floating nozzle cup which does two things. First, it allows for slight variations in the height of the stack and, second, it allows the cup of the nozzle to conform to the curl of the paper.
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3 Operation 3.3.2.3 Plastic Feed Window Adjustment IN FEED ROLLER The plastic feed window holds the mylar in its proper open position. Step: 1. Loosen the in--feed roller shaft mounting screw. Step: 2. Rotate in--feed roller out of the way. FEED WINDOW MOUNTING SCREW Fig.
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3 Operation 3.3.2.4 In- -Feed Roller Tension Adjustment IN FEED ROLLER The In--Feed Rollers are used to assist sheets into the Heat Rollers. To Adjust the In--Feed Rollers Step: 1. Loosen the In--Feed roller shaft mounting screw. Step: 2. Use your fingers to apply downward pressure to the spring plates and tighten FEED WINDOW the mounting screws.
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3 Operation 3.3.2.8 Pile Height Adjustment During the operation of the machine, the paper stack automatically rises until the top sheet reaches a predetermined height. The stack height is controlled by a checking bar above the stack. As the stack approaches the feeding height, the checking bar begins to strike the top of the stack.
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3 Operation 3.3.2.10 Blow-Air System The blow-air system performs several functions. First, it separates the sheets so the effect of the vacuum bleeding through the paper is less critical. Also, with the second sheet separated from the first sheet, it allows air to get in between the sheets when the top sheet is removed from the stack.
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3 Operation 3.3.2.11 Moving the Pull-In / Hold- -Down Rollers HOLD- - The rollers can be positioned in any one of four DOWN ROLLERS positions. To change, pull the hand knob up to disengage and slide the assembly along the shaft to the position desired.
3 Operation 3.3.3 Adjusting the Reregister Unit Once the reregister section is adjusted for paper size, no operating adjustment should be necessary except for dial positioning. When the basic size of the sheet is changed, then it is necessary to adjust the unit. 3.3.3.1 Sheet Length This is the length of the sheet from the binding side...
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3 Operation Loosen knob and slide hold--down roller assemblies where necessary. CAUTION! MAKE CERTAIN THAT THE REAR TIP OF THE HOLD- -DOWN SHOE IS NEITHER DOWN TOO TIGHT ON THE LOWER TABCUTTER KNIFE SO AS TO CAUSE THE SHEETS TO BIND OR SO HIGH THAT THE INCOMING SHEETS TEND TO STRIKE THE UPPER TABCUTTER KNIVES.
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3 Operation 3. Pullback Hold--Down Rollers: Adjust so that the PULLBACK HOLD- -DOWN ROLLERS two outside units hold down near the outer edges of the paper. Fig. 3-43. Pullback Hold- -Down Rollers Loosen the Allen screw to move the guide assembly.
3 Operation 3.3.4 Machine Start- -Up Step: 1. Main Power Switch ON. MAIN POWER SWITCH Fig. 3-46. Circuit Breaker Switch (ON) HEATER To laminate plastic to paper: Step: 2. Press HEATER pushbutton. Step: 3. Set temperature controllers to 220--230_F as a starting point. Note ! Starting Heaters now will allow heaters to reach operating...
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3 Operation Step: 2. Set the gap between the plastic folding roller guides to three film thickness by moving the lower roller guide. 3 FILM THICKNESS Step: 3. Tighten the adjustment knob. 3 FILM THICKNESS DRIVE ROLLER FOLDING ROLLER GUIDES Fig.
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3 Operation Step: 6. Hand feed film into the plastic feed mechanism. PLASTIC FEEDER Note ! The glue side of the film should be against the guide roller. GUIDE ROLLER Fig. 3-51. Hand Feed Film into Machine Step: 7. Turn key switch to RUN. SAFE MAINT Fig.
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3 Operation Step: 10.Press START pushbutton. START Fig. 3-55. Start Pushbutton Step: 11. Press and hold PLASTIC ADVANCE pushbutton till plastic (Mylar) enters the Tip Die. Note ! The Plastic Advance button is located on the right side of the electrical cabinet directly over the Tip Die assembly.
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3 Operation Step: 13.Lift the window assembly to expose the Tip Die. Step: 14.Loosen the film stop adjustment screw. Step: 15.Set film stop to 1/32” from edge of film after plastic size handwheel has been FILM TIP DIE set. Step: 16.Retighten the film stop adjustment screw.
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3 Operation Step: 20.If the plastic (Mylar) fold is uneven, move roller to the left as shown in Fig. 3-60. ROLLER MYLAR FOLD UNEVEN EDGE ROLLER FOLDING GUIDE TOP VIEW MYLAR FILM DRAG ROLLER KNOB Fig. 3-60. Move Drag Roller Left If Mylar is Tracking Unevenly C9999- -2 Issue 1 3- -28...
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3 Operation ROLLER ROLLER ROLLER GUIDE MYLAR MYLAR FILM FOLDING ROLLER GUIDE MYLAR DRAG ROLLER KNOB TOP VIEW FRONT VIEW Fig. 3-61. Inspect Plastic Feed Tracking Step: 21.If Mylar is tracking behind the fold and drive rollers, move roller to the right as shown in Fig. 3-61. C9999- -2 Issue 1 3- -29...
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3 Operation Loader Set- -Up. Step: 1. Pull out the paper lift handwheel and lower the paper lift. PAPER LIFT HAND- Step: 2. Set paper supports to fit paper. WHEEL Note ! Make sure left support is not underneath left guide rail. PAPER SUPPORTS Fig.
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3 Operation Step: 3. Load paper stock. Step: 4. Push handwheel in and raise the paper lift till the paper is level with top screw of the middle front guide. MIDDLE Note ! Make sure paper lift handwheel is fully FRONT PAPER GUIDE...
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3 Operation Set Sheet Separators And Separator Air Valves PAPER RESET FEED Adjust valves according to the size and weight of the paper. The following steps will start the Blower, so that the system can be adjusted. Step: 1. Push RESET button. Step: 2.
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3 Operation PLASTIC TAB POSITION POSITION HANDWHEEL TAB SIZE HANDWHEEL PLASTIC SIZE HANDWHEEL HANDWHEEL Fig. 3-68. Set Handwheels for Tabs Step: 6. Use the charts in the back of this section to set the machine up for the desired tabs. Step: 7.
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3 Operation Step: 8. Run at least six test sheets of stock. HIGH Check each sheet for: TOPPING High Topping Roller tension. Steel ball placement. Cut (tab and edge of stock) BAD CUT Knife blade adjustment Dull knives Fig. 3-70. Test Sheets Film Seal (adhesiveness to stock) Heat or seal time Bad film...
3 Operation 3.3.5 Start-Up for Run COUNTER Step: 1. Set feeder counter to desired quantity of sheets to be run. Fig. 3-72. Feeder Counter Step: 2. Turn key switch to RUN. SAFE MAINT Fig. 3-73. Key Switch Step: 3. Press RESET pushbutton. RESET Fig.
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3 Operation Note ! If tabs are to be laminated, include PLASTIC this Step. If not, skip this Step. FEED Step: 5. Press PLASTIC FEED pushbutton to turn Fig. 3-76. Plastic Feed Pushbutton Step: 6. Press PAPER FEED pushbutton to turn PLASTIC ON machine for the run.
3 Operation 3.4.1 Hand Wheel and Tab Set-Up Definitions MARGIN TAB BANK MARGIN 1/2” 1/2” SIZE PLASTIC SIZE 11” SHEET LENGTH Fig. 3-79. Chart Diagram (Example: English Measurement 3 Tab Bank, 11” Sheet Length, 1/2” Margin) Use the definitions in the above diagram to determine hand wheel set ups. Margin: The dimension from the top or bottom edge of the sheet to the outwardmost flat edge of the first or last tab on the page.
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Scott 10,000 Index Tab Set-Up Sheet Standard Tabs Tab Side 5 inch Change Tab Side and Margin Margin 0.19 inch (3/16") for different set-ups. TABS PLASTIC PLASTIC PLASTIC BANK SIZE SIZE POSITION POSITION SIZE PLASTIC AND TAB POSITIONS OTHER THAN END Position 2.31...
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Scott 10,000 Index Tab Set-Up Sheet Standard Tabs Tab Side 6 inch Change Tab Side and Margin Margin 0.19 inch (3/16") for different set-ups. TABS PLASTIC PLASTIC PLASTIC BANK SIZE SIZE POSITION POSITION SIZE PLASTIC AND TAB POSITIONS OTHER THAN END Position 2.81...
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Scott 10,000 Index Tab Set-Up Sheet Standard Tabs Tab Side 7.25 inch Change Tab Side and Margin Margin 0.19 inch (3/16") for different set-ups. TABS PLASTIC PLASTIC PLASTIC BANK SIZE SIZE POSITION POSITION SIZE PLASTIC AND TAB POSITIONS OTHER THAN END Position 3.44...
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Scott 10,000 Index Tab Set-Up Sheet Standard Tabs Tab Side 7.25 inch Change Tab Side and Margin Margin 0.25 inch (1/4") for different set-ups. TABS PLASTIC PLASTIC PLASTIC BANK SIZE SIZE POSITION POSITION SIZE PLASTIC AND TAB POSITIONS OTHER THAN END Position 3.38...
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Scott 10,000 Index Tab Set-Up Sheet Standard Tabs Tab Side 7.75 inch Change Tab Side and Margin Margin 0.19 inch (3/16") for different set-ups. TABS PLASTIC PLASTIC PLASTIC BANK SIZE SIZE POSITION POSITION SIZE PLASTIC AND TAB POSITIONS OTHER THAN END Position 3.69...
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Scott 10,000 Index Tab Set-Up Sheet Standard Tabs Tab Side 7.75 inch Change Tab Side and Margin Margin 0.25 inch for different set-ups. TABS PLASTIC PLASTIC PLASTIC BANK SIZE SIZE POSITION POSITION SIZE PLASTIC AND TAB POSITIONS OTHER THAN END Position 3.63...
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Scott 10,000 Index Tab Set-Up Sheet Standard Tabs Tab Side 8 inch Change Tab Side and Margin Margin 0.19 inch (3/16") for different set-ups. TABS PLASTIC PLASTIC PLASTIC BANK SIZE SIZE POSITION POSITION SIZE PLASTIC AND TAB POSITIONS OTHER THAN END...
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Scott 10,000 Index Tab Set-Up Sheet Standard Tabs Tab Side 8.5 inch Change Tab Side and Margin Margin 0.19 inch (3/16") for different set-ups. TABS PLASTIC PLASTIC PLASTIC BANK SIZE SIZE POSITION POSITION SIZE PLASTIC AND TAB POSITIONS OTHER THAN END Position 4.06...
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Scott 10,000 Index Tab Set-Up Sheet Standard Tabs Tab Side 8.5 inch Change Tab Side and Margin Margin 0.25 inch for different set-ups. TABS PLASTIC PLASTIC PLASTIC BANK SIZE SIZE POSITION POSITION SIZE PLASTIC AND TAB POSITIONS OTHER THAN END Position 4.00...
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Scott 10,000 Index Tab Set-Up Sheet Standard Tabs Tab Side 8.5 inch Change Tab Side and Margin Margin 0.50 inch for different set-ups. TABS PLASTIC PLASTIC PLASTIC BANK SIZE SIZE POSITION POSITION SIZE PLASTIC AND TAB POSITIONS OTHER THAN END Position 3.75...
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Scott 10,000 Index Tab Set-Up Sheet Standard Tabs Tab Side 9 inch Change Tab Side and Margin Margin 0.19 inch (3/16") for different set-ups. TABS PLASTIC PLASTIC PLASTIC BANK SIZE SIZE POSITION POSITION SIZE PLASTIC AND TAB POSITIONS OTHER THAN END Position 4.31...
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Scott 10,000 Index Tab Set-Up Sheet Standard Tabs Tab Side 9.5 inch Change Tab Side and Margin Margin 0.19 inch (3/16") for different set-ups. TABS PLASTIC PLASTIC PLASTIC BANK SIZE SIZE POSITION POSITION SIZE PLASTIC AND TAB POSITIONS OTHER THAN END Position 4.56...
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Scott 10,000 Index Tab Set-Up Sheet Standard Tabs Tab Side 9.5 inch Change Tab Side and Margin Margin 0.25 inch for different set-ups. TABS PLASTIC PLASTIC PLASTIC BANK SIZE SIZE POSITION POSITION SIZE PLASTIC AND TAB POSITIONS OTHER THAN END Position 4.50...
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Scott 10,000 Index Tab Set-Up Sheet Standard Tabs Tab Side 9.5 inch Change Tab Side and Margin Margin 0.50 inch for different set-ups. TABS PLASTIC PLASTIC PLASTIC BANK SIZE SIZE POSITION POSITION SIZE PLASTIC AND TAB POSITIONS OTHER THAN END Position 4.25...
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Scott 10,000 Index Tab Set-Up Sheet Standard Tabs Tab Side 11 inch Change Tab Side and Margin Margin 0.13 inch (1/8") for different set-ups. TABS PLASTIC PLASTIC PLASTIC BANK SIZE SIZE POSITION POSITION SIZE PLASTIC AND TAB POSITIONS OTHER THAN END Position 5.38...
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Scott 10,000 Index Tab Set-Up Sheet Standard Tabs Tab Side 11 inch Change Tab Side and Margin Margin 0.19 inch (3/16") for different set-ups. TABS PLASTIC PLASTIC PLASTIC BANK SIZE SIZE POSITION POSITION SIZE PLASTIC AND TAB POSITIONS OTHER THAN END Position 5.31...
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Scott 10,000 Index Tab Set-Up Sheet Standard Tabs Tab Side 11 inch Change Tab Side and Margin Margin 0.25 inch for different set-ups. TABS PLASTIC PLASTIC PLASTIC BANK SIZE SIZE POSITION POSITION SIZE PLASTIC AND TAB POSITIONS OTHER THAN END Position 5.25...
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Scott 10,000 Index Tab Set-Up Sheet Standard Tabs Tab Side 11 inch Change Tab Side and Margin Margin 0.50 inch for different set-ups. TABS PLASTIC PLASTIC PLASTIC BANK SIZE SIZE POSITION POSITION SIZE PLASTIC AND TAB POSITIONS OTHER THAN END Position 5.00...
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Scott 10,000 Index Tab Set-Up Sheet Standard Tabs Tab Side 12 inch Change Tab Side and Margin Margin 0.19 inch (3/16") for different set-ups. TABS PLASTIC PLASTIC PLASTIC BANK SIZE SIZE POSITION POSITION SIZE PLASTIC AND TAB POSITIONS OTHER THAN END Position 5.81...
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Scott 10,000 Index Tab Set-Up Sheet Standard Tabs Tab Side 12 inch Change Tab Side and Margin Margin 0.25 inch for different set-ups. TABS PLASTIC PLASTIC PLASTIC BANK SIZE SIZE POSITION POSITION SIZE PLASTIC AND TAB POSITIONS OTHER THAN END Position 5.75...
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Scott 10,000 Index Tab Set-Up Sheet Standard Tabs Tab Side 12 inch Change Tab Side and Margin Margin 0.50 inch for different set-ups. TABS PLASTIC PLASTIC PLASTIC BANK SIZE SIZE POSITION POSITION SIZE PLASTIC AND TAB POSITIONS OTHER THAN END Position 5.50...
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Scott 10,000 Index Tab Set-Up Sheet Standard Tabs Tab Side 14 inch Change Tab Side and Margin Margin 0.19 inch (3/16") for different set-ups. TABS PLASTIC PLASTIC PLASTIC BANK SIZE SIZE POSITION POSITION SIZE PLASTIC AND TAB POSITIONS OTHER THAN END Position 6.81...
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Scott 10,000 Index Tab Set-Up Sheet Standard Tabs Tab Side 14 inch Change Tab Side and Margin Margin 0.25 inch for different set-ups. TABS PLASTIC PLASTIC PLASTIC BANK SIZE SIZE POSITION POSITION SIZE PLASTIC AND TAB POSITIONS OTHER THAN END Position 6.75...
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Scott 10,000 Index Tab Set-Up Sheet Standard Tabs Tab Side 14 inch Change Tab Side and Margin Margin 0.50 inch for different set-ups. TABS PLASTIC PLASTIC PLASTIC BANK SIZE SIZE POSITION POSITION SIZE PLASTIC AND TAB POSITIONS OTHER THAN END Position 6.50...
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Scott 10,000 Index Tab Set-up Sheet METRIC TABS Tab Side 297 mm 297mm x 210mm - A4 Margin 0 mm TABS PLASTIC PLASTIC PLASTIC BANK SIZE LENGTH POSITION POSITION LENGTH PLASTIC AND TAB POSITIONS OTHER THAN END 148.50 158.50 84.25 74.25...
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Scott 10,000 Index Tab Set-Up Sheet METRIC TABS Tab Side 210 mm 297mm x 210mm - A4 Margin 0 mm TABS PLASTIC PLASTIC PLASTIC BANK SIZE LENGTH POSITION POSITION LENGTH PLASTIC AND TAB POSITIONS OTHER THAN END 105.00 115.00 62.50 52.50...
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Scott 10,000 Index Tab Set-Up Sheet METRIC TABS Tab Side 297 mm 297mm X 210mm - A4 Margin 1 mm TABS PLASTIC PLASTIC PLASTIC BANK SIZE LENGTH POSITION POSITION LENGTH PLASTIC AND TAB POSITIONS OTHER THAN END 147.50 157.50 80.75 74.75...
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Scott 10,000 Index Tab Set-Up Sheet METRIC TABS Side 210 mm 297mm X 210mm - A4 Margin 1 mm TABS PLASTIC PLASTIC PLASTIC BANK SIZE LENGTH POSITION POSITION LENGTH PLASTIC AND TAB POSITIONS OTHER THAN END 104.00 114.00 59.00 53.00...
4 Maintenance Maintenance 4.1.1 Machine Lubrication 4.1.1.1 Main Drive The Dodge Tigear reducer incorporates the unique Relialube system which eliminates the lengthy preparation normally required to put a reducer into service. The Dodge Tigear reducer is properly filled at the factory with sufficient lubricant for all mounting positions.
4 Maintenance 4.1.1.2 Kick Back Gearbox HUB CITY BEVEL GEAR (UNDER CROSS CONVEYOR) The Hub City Model M2 gearbox is located under the cross conveyor assembly. Do not operate the machine without making sure that the Kickback gearbox contains the correct amount of oil.
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4 Maintenance VACUUM BAR GREASE FITTING VACUUM BAR GREASE FITTING PILE FEEDER LIFT GEARS PILE LIFT GREASE FITTING PILE PILE FEEDER DRIVE GEARS LIFT FRONT REAR Fig. 4-4. Paper Feeder GREASE FITTING Fig. 4-5. Grease Fitting - - Inside Pile Feeder 4.1.2.1 Feeder There are four grease fittings on the paper feeder.
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4 Maintenance Lightly grease pile feeder drive and lift gears with white lithium grease. Lightly lubricate the face of the pile lift cam with Superior Graphite 35201G. Note ! Use White Lithium Grease for paper pile feeder lubrication. 4.1.2.2 Plastic Feed Slide There is one grease fitting located on the plastic feed slide inside the cover on the plastic feed mechanism.
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4 Maintenance ASSEMBLY UNIT / VENDOR UNITS INTERVAL LUBE SPECIFICATION REDUCER (DODGE TIGEAR) ------------ ------------ MOBIL SHC--634 OR ULTRACHEM CHEMLUBE 140 RELIALUBE SYSTEM (Change oil only when performing maintenance that requires gearbox disassembly.) KICK BACK GEAR BOX AFTER 1ST Hub City GL--90 (HUB CITY MODEL M2) 100 HRS 2500 HRS...
4 Maintenance 4.1.3 Vacuum Pump Maintenance Regular inspection can prevent unnecessary damage and repairs. Intake and exhaust filters require periodic inspection and replacement. Initial inspection is suggested at 500 hours. After that, user should determine the frequency. Keeping filter clean can prevent most problems. Dirty filter decrease unit performance and service life.
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4 Maintenance END CAP END CAP ASSEMBLY FELT O- -RING MUFFLER BOX GASKET END PLATE VANE SHROUD BODY Fig. 4-9. Gast Vacuum Pump Model 1023- -101Q- -G608X 4.1.3.1 Filter Inspection and Replacement Step: 1. Make sure all power is turned off and all Step: 7.
4 Maintenance Machine Timing Proper timing must exist to obtain acceptable machine operation. Operation of machine while out of time will result in unacceptable production and may result in machine damage and/or personal injury. Disturbances to the timing of the machine requires completion of the following adjustment procedures. Vacuum Bar Kick Back Cam Plastic Feed &...
4 Maintenance TAB CUTTER DRIVE SHAFT PILE FEED & CUT MACHINE CYCLE CAM KICK BACK CAM Fig. 4-11. Machine Back View - - Guards Must Be Removed To View Parts 4.2.1 Maintenance Mode SAFE The Maintenance mode position on the key switch is used to perform maintenance and diagnostic MAINT functions.
4 Maintenance 4.2.2 Preparation for Timing Procedures UPPER HEAT BONDING ROLLERS (UNDER COVER) REREGISTER DRIVE SHAFT CHAIN A TAKE UP BLOCK CHAIN A FEEDER DRIVE SHAFT CHAIN B PLASTIC FEED & CUT MAIN DRIVE SHAFT CHAIN C OPERATING ARM SWITCH SHAFT CHAIN B TAKE- -UP BLOCK CHAIN C TAKE UP ARM Fig.
4 Maintenance UPPER HEAT BONDING ROLLERS REREGISTER DRIVE SHAFT REPRESENTS HEATER CARTRIDGE HOLES SPROCKETS CHAIN A CHAIN A TAKE- -UP BLOCK FEEDER DRIVE SHAFT CHAIN B PLASTIC FEED & CUT MAIN DRIVE SHAFT OPERATING ARM CHAIN B SHAFT SWITCH CHAIN C TAKE- -UP CHAIN C TAKE UP ARM...
4 Maintenance 4.2.4 Feeder Timing VACUUM BAR TIMING PAPER VACUUM MARK NOZZLE THUMBSCREW ADJUSTMENT Fig. 4-16. Position the Paper Vacuum Nozzle Step: 1. Locate vacuum bar on feeder section. Step: 2. Nozzles on vacuum bar are correctly timed when positioned as shown in Fig. 4-16. Step: 3.
4 Maintenance 4.2.5 Plastic Feed & Cut Operating Arm TIMING MARKS OPERATING METAL STRAIGHT EDGE CLAMP Fig. 4-17. Cut Operation Arm The Plastic Feed and Cut operating arm is located on backside of machine just above the vacuum pump assembly. Timing marks are located on the top of rectangular block and the frame of the machine.
4 Maintenance 4.2.6 Tab Cutter Timing Tab cutter eccentric is located on the backside of the machine. Fig. 4-18. Location of Tab Cutter Eccentric Step: 1. Locate long rod at the opposite end of the rear plate that connects to the tab cutter drive eccentric.
4 Maintenance 4.2.7 Machine Cycle Cam Timing >1mm Step: 1. Adjust the proximity switch as close as possible to the machine cycle cam without touching the cam. The gap should be less that 1mm. PROX. SWITCH CYCLE CAM Fig. 4-20. Adjust Proximity Switch to Less Than 1 mm From Machine Cycle Cam Step: 2.
4 Maintenance 4.2.8 Position of Kick Back Cam Step: 1. Locate the kick back cam that moves the kick back rollers up and down. KICK BACK CAM Fig. 4-22. Locate the Kick Back Cam Note ! Kickback cam does not require alignment when the flat of the cam is 15 degrees offset.
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4 Maintenance 4.2.9 Reregister Section GEARBOX SHAFT CONNECTING Reregister section is located after the heat rollers BLOCK underneath the cross conveyor before the tab GEARBOX cutter end of the machine. The reregister arm is attached to the gearbox output shaft. The gearbox drives the reregister slide operating arm or “jogger”...
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4 Maintenance 4.2.10 Rubber Kick Back Roller RUBBER KICKBACK ROLLERS Rubber kick--back rollers are located behind the nylon hold down rollers, in front of the tab cutter when viewed, from a standing position in front of the tab cutter. STEEL SHAFT NYLON HOLD- -BACK ROLLERS...
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4 Maintenance 4.2.11 Tab Cutting The tab cutter knives are located near the tab cutter handwheel on the left end of the machine. TAB CUTTING KNIVES Fig. 4-28. Locate the Tab Cutter Knives Step: 1. Measure the height of the knives at the point where the long straight edge meets POINT OF TANGENCY the first curve.
4 Maintenance 4.2.13 Calibration Proper calibration must exist to obtain acceptable machine operation. Re--calibration of the handwheels may become necessary when difficulties arise in making the tab size, tab location, plastic size, or correct location of the plastic in regards to dimensions set on the handwheels. 4.2.13.1 Prepare for Calibration Procedures Prior to attempting the calibration procedures, it is important to have proper materials and ensure that the initial settings on the handwheels correspond to the size of the paper being used.
4 Maintenance HANDWHEEL READING MARK INCH RULER READS HANDWHEEL 0”- -8” SCALE READS 0- -9 Fig. 4-33. Handwheel Configuration 4.2.14 Handwheel Settings The recommended settings for the plastic size handwheels and tab size handwheel is 3.00 inches and 4.00 inches (76.25mm & 101.5mm) respectively. (See Fig. 4-32. for handwheel locations) These settings are to be used no matter what size paper is being used for calibration procedures.
4 Maintenance 4.2.16 Plastic Size Handwheel Step: 1. If power has not been applied to machine, do so at this time. Make sure the heaters are turned on and up to temperature. PLASTIC PLASTIC SIZE POSITION HANDWHEEL HANDWHEEL Fig. 4-35. Plastic Position Handwheel Step: 2.
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4 Maintenance Step: 9. Finally, use the machine speed control to slowly index one piece of paper up into machine, feeding plastic out. Stop paper just before plastic is about to cut. Position plastic stop away from end of plastic piece approximately 1/32th inch (.75mm).
4 Maintenance 4.2.17 Plastic Position Handwheel PLASTIC PLASTIC SIZE POSITION HANDWHEEL HANDWHEEL Fig. 4-39. Plastic Position Handwheel Step: 1. Turn plastic feed ON, then run two sheets of paper through the machine. PLASTIC FEED Note ! Ensure that plastic stop is not set too close or too far away from plastic.
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4 Maintenance Step: 2. Jog both sheets together to insure plastic registration is good. Step: 3. Flip one sheet over, then jog both sheets together. The plastic on the reversed sheet should back up to the plastic on the other sheet. If this is not achieved, perform feeder adjustment in Step: 4.
4 Maintenance 4.2.18 Tab Position Handwheel TAB POSITION HANDWHEEL TAB SIZE HANDWHEEL Fig. 4-43. Turn Plastic Feed Button Off Step: 1. Turn plastic feeder OFF. PLASTIC Step: 2. Jog one piece of paper through the FEED machine up to the tab cutter. Stop paper just before reregister side guide touches the paper.
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4 Maintenance Step: 5. The measured difference between both lines should be 1/4 inch. Up to 1/32nd of an inch on either side of 1/4 inch pushover dimension is acceptable. Note ! If 1/4 inch pushover is not achieved, perform Steps 6 through 8. 1/4”...
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4 Maintenance 4.2.19 Tab Position Calibration TANGENT 4.0” POINT (101.6mm) Tab position calibration sets two dimensions at the same time: the tab size and the center line of tabcut on the paper. Measure tab at tangent point along side of tab where small straight side meets curve near top of tab.
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4 Maintenance Step: 3. Adjust one knife package to achieve the 4.0 inch (101.6mm) dimension by moving the package backwards or forwards. Note ! The package that you move depends which way the tab is out of center. This can be determined by turning a sheet over and jogging both together, if they do not back each other up, move the knife package that helps to...
4 Maintenance 4.2.20 Slip Rings and Brushes MOUNTING SCREWS Electricity to heat each rollers is applied through a BRUSH HOLDER brush and slip ring assembly. The brushes are held in brush holder spring clips which force the carbons against the rings. Since the brushes are manufactured from graphite, they will gradually wear away and have to be replaced.
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4 Maintenance 4.2.21 Plastic Feed and Fold Mechanism The incoming plastic is folded by passing between two roller assemblies just before it reaches the drive rollers. The space between these rollers determines the sharpness of the fold or crease. The degree of fold or crease is very important since it determines the ability of the cut piece to open and be picked up by the sheet.
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4 Maintenance Step: 2. Set the gap between the plastic feed roller guides to 3 film thickness by moving the lower roller guide. 3 FILM THICKNESS Step: 3. Tighten the adjustment knob. ROLLER 3 FILM THICKNESS JAM DETECTOR ROLLER GUIDES Fig.
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4 Maintenance Step: 4. Load film reel on the reel holder. Step: 5. Thread film through the film guides as FILM shown. FILM SPOOL REEL FILM GUIDES Fig. 4-59. Loading the Film Step: 6. Fold the film in half and hand feed film into the plastic feed mechanism.
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4 Maintenance Step: 8. Press RESET pushbutton. RESET Fig. 4-62. Reset Pushbutton Step: 9. Adjust Drive Speed to 7. DRIVE SPEED Fig. 4-63. Adjust Drive Speed Step: 10.Press START pushbutton. START Fig. 4-64. Start Pushbutton Step: 11. Press and hold PLASTIC ADVANCE PLASTIC pushbutton till plastic enters the Tip Die.
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4 Maintenance 4.2.22 Chip Removal System The machine is equipped with an automatic chip removal system which pulls the cut--out or plastic chip from between the dies and deposits it in a waste container. This eliminates the need to sweep up the chips and insures that the chips are removed from the tip die to help prevent plastic jam--ups.
With Scott Equipment’s tip die exchange program, it is not necessary for you to set the dies. Simply remove the entire unit and return it to Scott. For a modest fee, a factory refurbished die will be returned in it’s place.
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4 Maintenance 4.2.23.1 Removing and Replacing the Plastic Tip- -Die Unit KNURLED KNOB IN- -FEED ROLLER The plastic tip--die unit is designed in such a way that it can be easily removed from the machine. Step: 1. Set the Plastic Length Handwheel to: 3” Step: 2.
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4 Maintenance Step: 12.Remove the pin (shoulder screw and Nylock nut) which connects the drive linkage to the cutting package. SHOULDER SCREW Fig. 4-70. Remove Connecting Pin CAUTION! USE CAUTION WHILE DISCONNECTING LINKAGE FROM CUTTING PACKAGE. LINKAGE IS SPRING LOADED AND UNDER PRESSURE.
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4 Maintenance 4.2.24 Reinstalling the Tip Die Assembly CUT OFF FINGER When re--installing the plastic tip--die unit, carefully do the following: Step: 1. Follow the reverse of the above procedure. Step: 2. When connecting the drive mechanism to the cutting package, make certain that the cut--off finger is horizontal in the “up”...
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4 Maintenance 4.2.25 Hold Down Strap on Delivery Conveyor PAPER CATCHER The hold down strap should be curved and the tip should rest lightly on the delivered stack of sheets. It should be set light enough to allow the sheet being delivered to lift it and slide against the catcher.
All operators should read this section. Note ! The knives are precision made and must be sent to Scott for sharpening. Fig. 4-77. Tab Cutter Unit Before going into a detailed explanation, a summery of the procedure is as follows: Step: 1.
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4 Maintenance 4.2.26.1 To Install Knives Step: 1. Depress E--Stop button. This is for the operator’s safety. The operator must rotate the upper knives by hand. Unless this is done, you cannot get a proper setting. Step: 2. Disconnect the lower rod ends which rotate the upper knives.
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4 Maintenance Step: 8. “Clear” the knives so that although they UPPER KNIFE are set closely, they will not bump or rub. To do this, remove the Allen wrench and very carefully rotate the upper knife once or twice. Note ! Leave the lower knife free when rotating the upper knife.
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4 Maintenance If you cannot get the proper setting by performing the above procedure, send the knives to Scott for sharpening. DO NOT JAM THE KNIVES INTO EACH OTHER TO MAKE THEM CUT. The above procedure is important for the following reasons: If the above is not done, they will require much more sharpening than they should.
Scott Ten Thousand: Bonding Ability of the Paper Stock.
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4 Maintenance Weight of the paper stock being fed. The weight of the paper stock, within the normal range of stocks used for index tabs, has some effect on the running rate or production of the machine. If the stock becomes warped or curled, the lighter stocks will be harder to handle.
4 Maintenance 4.2.28 Hot Roller A “hot” roller is a roller which becomes overheated and will not be controlled by the temperature controllers. This condition is due to an electrical failure. When this condition exists, the machine will not produce plastic tabs properly because the plastic may adhere to the rollers or bubble from excessive heat.
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4 Maintenance 4.2.28.1 Installing Plastic Openers On Plastic Tip- -Die The purpose of the “inside” plastic openers is to ensure that the end of the folded strip of plastic (Mylar) is positively opened after each cut. The “outside” plastic opener performs two functions. First, it helps to ensure plastic tabs open after they are cut--off.
4 Maintenance 4.2.29 Plastic Reel Holder Adjustment Procedure The following procedure will allow you to adjust the plastic reel holder assembly for proper operation. ROLLERS WEIGHT ROLLERS RETAINING SPINDLE ROLLERS PHOTO A PHOTO B Fig. 4-85. Reel Holder Assembly As shown in Photo A, the spindle of the reel holder assembly is located in the middle of the unit. As the plastic reel unwinds and finally runs out, the weight on the left side of the reel holder causes the spindle to become loosened.
4 Maintenance 4.2.30 Fiber Optics The Scott 10,000 has one set of fiber optics for the Paper Trip / Counter. It is mounted inside the pile feed cover on the R.H. side. FIBER OPTIC AMPLIFIER REAR OF MACHINE Fig. 4-86. Fiber Optics Amplifier Location 4.2.30.1 Fiber Optic Cleaning - - Daily...
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4 Maintenance 4.2.30.2 Calibrating Fiber Optics The fiber optic amplifier is preset at the factory and should not require too much adjustment but due to variations in index stocks, the amplifier may have to be slighty recalibrated. If the sensitivity is set too strong, it may read right through certain paper stocks.
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4 Maintenance Step: 4. Remove the front cover of the amplifier box. Step: 5. Turn the sensitivity screw counter--clockwise until both the green and amber lights go out. (Adjustment screwdriver is located inside cover). SENSITIVITY ADJUSTMENT Step: 6. Turn Sensitivity screw back clockwise SCREW until the green light goes on and the amber light turns off.
4 Maintenance 4.2.31 Machine Cleaning 4.2.32 Feed, Drive, Hold Down & Tension Rollers All Feed/Drive/Hold Down and Tension Rollers should be cleaned with a mild detergent soap only. Note ! Do not use harsh chemicals to clean the machine. This could cause damage to the rollers. CAUTION! USE CAUTION WHEN CLEANING HEATED ROLLERS.
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4 Maintenance Step: 4. Remove both top covers TOP COVER Fig. 4-93. Remove Top Cover Step: 5. Turn Key switch to MAINT position. SAFE MAINT Fig. 4-94. Turn Key Switch to Pendant Position C9999- -2 Issue 1 4- -59...
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4 Maintenance Step: 6. Apply a light oil or baby oil to a clean cotton shop rag and wipe adhesive build--up off of upper and lower heat rollers. UPPER HEAT ROLLERS LOWER HEAT ROLLERS Fig. 4-95. Wipe Build- -Up Off of Rollers Step: 7.
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5 Scott 10,000 Parts SCOTT OFFICE SYSTEMS PARTS ORDERING INFORMATION 1. When corresponding or ordering parts from SCOTT OFFICE SYSTEMS include complete Business Name, Street Address, City, State, Country, Zip Code and Machine Serial Number. 2. Order by part number and description as shown in the manual.
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5 Scott 10,000 Parts PARTS RETURN To enable us to handle credit efficiently and promptly, and to save our Customers unnecessary expense and delay, the following procedures have been established. 1. Customers are requested not to return parts of any kind without first communicating by letter or telephone with the Parts Service Department.
5 Scott 10,000 Parts 5.1 ASSEMBLY LOCATOR PLASTIC REEL HOLDER UNIT CONTROLS CABINET HEAT ROLLER UNIT & TAB WIPER UNIT TIP DIE UNIT REREGISTER UNIT PLASTIC FEED UNIT & PLASTIC CUT UNIT TAB CUTTER UNIT REGISTER BOARD UNIT PILE FEED UNIT...
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5 Scott 10,000 Parts 5.2 PILE FEED - REGISTER BOARD ADJUSTMENT REF. REGISTER BOARD ASS’Y REF. REGISTER BOARD ASS’Y REF. BASE & DRIVE ASS’Y REF. HANDWHEEL ASS’Y Scott 10,000 Parts June, 2003 C- -9999- -2 Issue 1...
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5 Scott 10,000 Parts ITEM # PART # DESCRIPTION # REQ ITEM # PART # DESCRIPTION # REQ PF--0196--1 PLATE, FRONT SIDE, RH HW--51230 SCREW, SHC, PF--0195 PLATE, FRONT SIDE, LH HW--81010 KNOB, #32326, JERGENS PF--0170-- BAR, CROSS PF--0243 BAR, HOLD DOWN...
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5 Scott 10,000 Parts ITEM # PART # DESCRIPTION # REQ ITEM # PART # DESCRIPTION # REQ HW--95010 CHANNEL, TRAC AMPLIFIER HW-97017 #SCL37 SS HW--53140 SCREW, BUTTON HD., #XUET- -1401266, SQUARE- -D (PAPER TRIP I/09) HW--97010 FIBER OPTIC REF.
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5 Scott 10,000 Parts ITEM # PART # DESCRIPTION # REQ ITEM # PART # DESCRIPTION # REQ HW--56160 DOWEL, PULL PF--0202 NOZZLE, FRONT BLOW AIR PF--0200 FITTING, BLOW AIR HW--52080 SCREW, SET HW--52010 SCREW, SET PF--0225 PLATE, HOLDER HW--84010...
5 Scott 10,000 Parts 5-62 5.30 PLASTIC CUT ASSEMBLY REF: TIP DIE ASSEMBLY REF: C- 1001 PLATE MAIN MACH. R.H. FRONT REF: PLASTIC CUT BASE REF: C- 0902 PLATE MAIN MACH. L.H. FRONT Scott 10,000 Parts June, 2003 C- -9999- -2 Issue 1...
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5 Scott 10,000 Parts ITEM # PART # DESCRIPTION # REQ ITEM # PART # DESCRIPTION # REQ HW--59060 KEY, SQUARE, HW--57170 PIN, SPRING, HW--87090 SPROCKET, C--0203 BLOCK, ADAPTER HW--52179 SCREW, SOC. SET, C--0220 PLATE, SPRING RETAINER HW--61160 RING, RETAINING C--0226 PLATE, BEARING, R.H.
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5 Scott 10,000 Parts ITEM # PART # DESCRIPTION # REQ ITEM # PART # DESCRIPTION # REQ HW--69160 RACE, THRUST HW--63080 PLUG, ST- -1224- -2 SYMNCO HW--57170 PIN, SPRING, C--0112 CLAMP, TIMING BELT HW--51240 SCREW, SOC. HD. CAP, HW--51090 SCREW, SOC.
5 Scott 10,000 Parts 5-78 5.38 PLASTIC FEED UNIT - COVERS & GUARDS REF: PLASTIC FEED UNIT REF: F- 1103; PLATE, MAIN MACH. R.H. Scott 10,000 Parts June, 2003 C- -9999- -2 Issue 1...
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5 Scott 10,000 Parts ITEM # PART # DESCRIPTION # REQ ITEM # PART # DESCRIPTION # REQ C--1010 BLOCK, MOUNTING C--0135 GUARD HW--51210 SCREW, SOC. HD. CAP, HW--53150 SCREW, BUTTON HD., C--1003 GUARD, PLASTIC FEED HW--54090 SCREW, FLAT HD., 5.38 PLASTIC FEED UNIT - COVERS &...
5 Scott 10,000 Parts ITEM # PART # DESCRIPTION # REQ ITEM # PART # DESCRIPTION # REQ C--2128 SPACER, LEAD IN C--2104 ROLLER, DELIVERY C--2129 GUIDE, STACK C--2140 BAR, CONVEYOR RIGHT HW-52090 HW--51210 SCREW, SOC HD. CAP, SCREW, BUTTON HD.,...
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5 Scott 10,000 Parts 5-120 5.59 CONVEYOR UNIT Scott 10,000 Parts June, 2003 C- -9999- -2 Issue 1...
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5 Scott 10,000 Parts ITEM # PART # DESCRIPTION # REQ ITEM # PART # DESCRIPTION # REQ C--2127 PLATE, BELT SUPPORT C--2096 ROD, PAPER HOLDDOWN C--2126 PLATE, BELT SUPPORT C--2167 BAR, PAPER HOLDDOWN HW--54020 SCREW, FLAT HD., HW--52080 SCREW, SET,...
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5 Scott 10,000 Parts ITEM # PART # DESCRIPTION # REQ ITEM # PART # DESCRIPTION # REQ HW--61030 RING, RETAINING C--0734 PLUNGER #5100- -37 TRUARC C--0735 HANDLE HW--57110 PIN, SPRING, C--0733 ROD, HANDLE C--8803 VERNIER, RING SETTING HW--61010 RING, RETAINING...