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These systems are packaged to include one or several label heads as well
as a conveyor and may contain several options such as status light tower,
transparent label detectors, etc.
Some of the options described in this manual may not apply to your equipment.
Operator and parts manual - 2013
OPERATOR AND PARTS MANUAL
HMI Password: 12345678
Adv. Settings: 222183600

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  • Page 1 OPERATOR AND PARTS MANUAL These systems are packaged to include one or several label heads as well as a conveyor and may contain several options such as status light tower, transparent label detectors, etc. HMI Password: 12345678 Adv. Settings: 222183600 Some of the options described in this manual may not apply to your equipment.
  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    WARNINGS AND CAUTION INFORMATION ......................3 PRODUCT INTRODUCTION ..........................5 4.1 Joust 5 4.2 Shellshock (SSK) ............................. 6 4.3 Joust / Shellshock (Combo) ........................... 7 4.4 Lance top ............................... 8 4.5 Lance bottom ..............................9 4.6 Shellshock with servo closer 360 ........................ 10 4.7 This equipment is an assembly of 3 major components ................
  • Page 3 Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system Lateral adjustment ....................27 Angle adjustments ....................28 Peel plate angle adjustments ................29 6.3 Side guide rails............................. 30 6.4 Top retaining guides (skis) ........................... 30 6.5 Shell Shock option (C-shaped application) adjustments ................31 6.6 Shellshock with Servo closer 360 ........................ 32 6.7 Thermal Transfer coder ..........................
  • Page 4 Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system 7.10 System configuration ........................61 7.11 Advanced setting screens ......................... 62 CONVEYOR: .................. Erreur ! Signet non défini. LABELER NODE 1: Corresponding to the Top Labeler ............63 7.12 Alarm screen ............................. 66 Temperature screen Alarm ....................66 Emergency screen: ......................
  • Page 5: Manual Preface - Machine Identification

    It is typically built to automatically dispense one label at a time. Using a variety of different media roll widths the NITA system can run to the maximum dispensing speed of 1570 inches / minute and conveying speed of 130 feet/minute.
  • Page 6: Certification Approvals

    Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system CERTIFICATION APPROVALS All the NITA systems mentioned in this manual conform to the following certification ensuring quality standards. Standard 73 from Underwriter’s Laboratory (UL) Standard C22.2 no 68 from Canadian Standards Association, (CSA) Tests and certification have been executed and allotted by UL and CSA mandated firm by the name of Intertek and bare the certification markings ETL.
  • Page 7: Warnings And Caution Information

    The Joust / Lance / SSK are engineered to feed and apply labels on your products. In designing this device, NITA valued personal safety; however we would like to draw your attention to the following safety acknowledgments.
  • Page 8 To reduce risk of fire, electrocution or other personal injury when operating CAUTION or maintaining the Joust / Lance / SSK, follow basic safety precaution, including the following:  This device is built to perform in humid conditions, but must not be pressure washed.
  • Page 9: Product Introduction

    In its normal operation mode, the JOUST can apply labels on the top or bottom in wipe-on fashion. The Joust is available with both a 5 and an 8 foot long conveyor. Operator and parts manual – 2015...
  • Page 10: Shellshock (Ssk)

    Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system Shellshock (SSK) The Shellshock system is a packaged system which a single head over the conveyor having a laterally split belt configuration in order to allow the application of a label in a “c-shaped” tamper evident configuration (top, front and under).
  • Page 11: Joust/Shellshock (Combo)

    “C- shaped” tamper evident seal (with the top head only in tri-panel mode). The Joust / Shellshock are available with both a 5 and an 8 foot long conveyor.
  • Page 12: Lance Top

    Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system Lance top The Lance is a system which combines an AE612-MKII labeling head with an automatic conveyor. The belt is generally configured with a full width belt. It is built to simply place a label on the top of a package, container or box.
  • Page 13: Lance Bottom

    Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system Lance bottom The Lance is a system which combines an AE612-MKII labeling head with an automatic conveyor. The labeling head is mounted through the bottom portion of the split belt. It is built to simply place a label on the bottom of a package, container or box.
  • Page 14: Shellshock With Servo Closer 360

    Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system Shellshock with servo closer 360 The Shellshock with servo closer system is a packaged system which a single head over the conveyor having a laterally split belt configuration in order to allow the application of a label in a “band-shaped” tamper evident configuration.
  • Page 15: This Equipment Is An Assembly Of 3 Major Components

    Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system This equipment is an assembly of 3 major components  Conveyor  1 or 2 Wipe-On AE612-MKII Servo driven label applicators  HMI touch screen control panel and electrical cabinet Direction of travel Operator and parts manual – 2015...
  • Page 16: Shipment Reception (Uncrating)

    80 PSI available in proximity. Ensure the Joust / Lance / SSK is perfectly level to the ground. If necessary, the level of the Joust / Lance / SSK can be adjusted with the adjustable legs located at the extremities of the frame.
  • Page 17 Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system Once the Joust / Lance / SSK system is perfectly levelled, you can connect the power (200 - 240 vac, 1 phase) and the compressed air (80 PSI). To turn power ON or OFF, simply turn the main handle power switch on the electrical panel.
  • Page 18: System Setup

    Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system SYSTEM SETUP This equipment can accommodate many variations of containers on the market. There are adjustable components on this machine that allows the operator to effectively make changeovers. The proper adjustments are described in the following pages.
  • Page 19: Labeling Head

    Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system Labeling Head: Loading & unloading the label stock roll To avoid injuries, you must keep the unit in MANUAL mode! CAUTION Look carefully at the diagram and follow the threading procedures indicated below. You will also find the threading diagram directly on the Label applicator head as well as a quick reference 1) Place the label stock roll on the label support cylinder.
  • Page 20 Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system 4) For different label widths, slide the guides on the rollers to avoid label swirling. Do not move the guides closest to the main plate, these are the zero point. 5) Release the spring-loaded tension plate by gently pulling the lock.
  • Page 21 Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system 6) Feed the label stock under the peeler bar rollers 7) Release the pressure on the feed roll by pulling the door and then feed the label stock. Close the door when done. Operator and parts manual – 2015...
  • Page 22 Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system 8) Wind the label stock on the re-winder and lock it in place with the u-shaped hook. 9) Loading and unloading the re-winder Release the u-shaped pin by simply turning counter clockwise, gently pull away at the u-pin and remove waste.
  • Page 23: Connectivity And Labeler Head Manual Feed Control Button

    Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system AE616MKII Connectivity and labeler head manual feed control button On the side of the labeling head you will find: A manual feed button (which is also found on the HMI touch screen). Note: the system must be set to Manual mode on the HMI in order for this button to function.
  • Page 24: Setting The Label Gap Sensor

    Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system Setting the Label GAP sensor Standard GAP sensor – for Opaque labels Tritronic model # LER Normal Label Opacity Autoset™ Button This category includes most paper or metallic film labels adhering to paper or transparent backing materials.
  • Page 25: Gap Sensor For Transparent Label Tritronic Model # Cls

    Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system The next step is to move the web so that the translucent label goes in and out of the light beam. If detection is possible, the red LED output indicator should go on when the label passes through the detection zone.
  • Page 26 Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system Position carrier material in the active area of the fork sensor. The switching output indicator (yellow) must light up again; if this is not the case increase sensitivity with the “+” button until the switching threshold is correctly adjusted.
  • Page 27: Gap Sensor Calibration - Quick Procedure - Sick Model Uf3

    Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system GAP Sensor calibration - Quick procedure – SICK Model UF3 Begin by making sure that the sensor is in UN-LOCK mode. You will be able to observe a red LED on the sensor when it is locked. To unlock, press and hold both the + and -buttons simultaneously for 3 seconds. The red LED will turn off and will re-light, once it has done so, release the buttons, the red LED will remain off which will indicate the unlocked mode.
  • Page 28: Filtering The Gap Sensor Trigger

    Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system Filtering the Gap sensor trigger This is a procedure to be applied when the label shape is such where a double trigger on the gap would happen (such as illustrated). On this example we can clearly see that the signal from the gap sensor would get triggered by two zones of the same label.
  • Page 29: Product Sensors

    Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system Product sensors The product sensors are each connected to the electrical box via the input slot. Ideally when installed on the bracket correctly the sensitivity of the optical beam is reflecting off the reflector. Too sensitive and the sensor will not reach the reflector.
  • Page 30: Labeling Head Positioning Adjustments And Rulers

    Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system HINT: By hand, allow the product (empty in the case of a clamshell) resting on the conveyor to pass in front of the sensor reflector at a low speed and confirm that the sensor LED stays off all through the passage of the clamshell.
  • Page 31: Lateral Adjustment

    Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system Gradient ruler Lock Handle UP/DOWN Handle Lateral adjustment The lateral adjustment is a shaft that runs through the labeling head and is identified by a red anodized knob (seen below). It is used to slide the labeling head across the product (across the conveyor) in order to better position the label on the product without having to physically move the entire stand on which the labeler sits.
  • Page 32: Angle Adjustments

    Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system Angle adjustments The labeler head is factory angled for optimized use but can be adjusted as desired. To achieve this, you will need a wrench to un-screw the big nut on the backside of the labeler. Unscrew the nut slightly, position the labeler and re-fasten the nut.
  • Page 33: Peel Plate Angle Adjustments

    Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system A good adjustment is when the exit of the label is at a 15 to 20 degree angle against the surface of application. Peel plate angle adjustments The peel plate is also angle adjustable. Use the locking ratchet handle to lose the peel plate, place the angle as desired and re-fasten it.
  • Page 34: Side Guide Rails

    Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system Side guide rails Place a container onto the conveyor, loosen the side guides by turning the corresponding lock knob, adjust the side guides inward or outward to provide a snug fit (not too tight or the container will stop conveying).
  • Page 35: Shell Shock Option (C-Shaped Application) Adjustments

    With the shellshock option, you will notice that the conveyor is slightly different from the conventional Jousts. The JOUST with the shellshock (tri-panel) option has a full width belt on the front portion of the machine and 2 laterally split belts on the back portion.
  • Page 36: Shellshock With Servo Closer 360

    Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system Shellshock with Servo closer 360 (Band-shaped application) adjustments This option allow the use of a band-shape label to wrap around the container. It will need some mechanical adjustment and some setting from the HMI. The close can be adjust to have the proper height and the arm length.
  • Page 37 Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system Home position sensor This is the HMI screen with the Servo closer available. When you press on the Servo closer, it will open another parameter page. Access to Servo closer setting screen page Operator and parts manual – 2015...
  • Page 38 Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system Screen page for Servo closer setting Rotate the arm to initial position at low speed Offset value, from Bring the closer to home home to desire position plus the OFFSET production position ROTATE value at high speed...
  • Page 39 Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system Brush & air nozzle: the brush and air nozzles are crucial to the positioning of the label on the product. Make sure that the air nozzle points to the end of the label flag. This will retain the label on the brush which should be positioned in such a way that it will properly brush the label onto the bottom end of the container.
  • Page 40 Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system Physical set up for SHELLSHOCK (C-SHAPED APPLICATION): HERE IS HOW A TYPICAL SHELLSHOCK (C-SHAPED APPLICATION) SHOULD BE DONE: 1) Angle the peel plate so that the label flag is perpendicular to the conveyor (approx. 90 degrees) 2) Adjust the belts far enough apart to convey the container AND to make sure that the label goes...
  • Page 41: Thermal Transfer Coder

    Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system Thermal Transfer coder This section describes the thermal transfer coder and all the related settings. The coder is usually located between the peeler plate and the main labeling head platform. Its function is to code each label. It can be activated / deactivated through the coder HMI terminal or HMI of the machine. The coder is held with a specially designed rack mount.
  • Page 42 Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system gently move the whole assembly (coder and rack) to the desired position. When the new position is obtained, lock the handle again. The horizontal position will determine where the code will be printed on the label. Secondly, the coder can be rotated 90 degrees. This will be used to change the orientation of the code on the label.
  • Page 43: Loose Loop Printer

    Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system Loose Loop printer: Desktop Printer Label Loop Loop Sensor The Loose Loop printer option uses a desktop printer to print and apply labels partially (e.g. Batch number or expiration date) or completely. The label roll is placed in to the printer and a loop is created between the printer and the labeler.
  • Page 44: Hmi - Getting To Know The Hmi Touch Screen - Operator Interface

    Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system PRINTER SETTINGS (available in the advanced settings screen): This setting is used with the loose loop system (desktop printer). You can control the printer to stop or not on the Fault-Stop line. You can also increase or decrease the DWELL TIME (in Sec.) for the printer alarm.
  • Page 45 Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system R E A D C A R E F U L Y All settings and operations are done through the HMI- therefore moving the GAP sensor or the product sensor is a thing of the past. (IMPORTANT TO NEVER… physically move the sensors!) The HMI is a touch screen interface that allows you to…...
  • Page 46: Start-Up Screen

    The system will turn ON when you turn the main power switch clockwise. (BIG, black handle or RED dial-like knob located on the front of the electrical box). The opening screen (Nita’s coordinates & logo) will appear. Touch the ‘Press to start’ key to begin. General info on how to proceed The different functions on all the screens are activated by simple touch of the keys on the screen.
  • Page 47: Main Screen

    Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system Exit Main screen After power on the machine, you will obtain the following main screen. From here, you will be able to navigate throughout all the screens to see and modify the pre-programmed settings. At the top center is a shaded key which always indicates the container in operation (Recipe). It is possible to change this recipe by touching this key.
  • Page 48: Top Labeler - Screen

    Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system At the center of the main screen, you will find main component keys that allow you to control the settings/ parameters of the equipment’s main components. For example, press the LABELING HEAD #1 key, a new screen will appear (see HMI section). That will allow you to access the said labeller settings.
  • Page 49 Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system NORMAL – 3 PANELS is used to switch from a normal mode to 3 Panel (which allows for the label to start feeding, stop and start feeding the same label again). This is used for long labels that need to be labeled on the front of a product.
  • Page 50: Ruler Values Screen

    Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system Ruler values screen These screens contains the settings or recipes (in millimetres) pertaining to the manual adjustments to be performed by the user for each of the products in memory (as well as the new ones to be added). Instead of having a spread sheet, you simply enter the information here, save it and recall it whenever required.
  • Page 51: Offset Setting For Label Application - Normal Mode

    Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system Offset Setting for label application - Normal Mode Each labeling head has its own screen and corresponding settings. The top right hand icon shows the product in use... Note that this key has the same purpose as the recipe key (see details further below).
  • Page 52: Label Position On Product

    Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system Now that the flag has been set, it is important to set its position on the product. Use the label position on product (normal mode) setting. Label position on product In order to properly place the label exactly where you need it on the product all you need to do is enter the right label position on product value.
  • Page 53: Product Length (Normal Mode)

    Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system Product length (normal mode) This third setting has no use for the normal mode. It will not affect any changes no matter which value is set Gap sensor to peel plate (normal mode) Distance Gap to peel plate This corresponds to the distance between the label GAP Sensor and the peel plate’s edge.
  • Page 54: Label Flag (Tri-Panel Mode)

    Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system Label flag (Tri-panel mode) This setting should be set for any value above Zero. In Tri-panel mode This Gap offset value should be entered according to how much flag you would like on the label as it hangs beyond the peel plate’s edge waiting for the second signal to apply.
  • Page 55: Production Menu Screen

    Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system Production menu screen Once all the settings have been done and saved for the recipe(s), use this production menu to operate the system. Depending on the system used, you may have either of the following two screens. This screen has all the important elements required for any production operation.
  • Page 56: Recipe Screen

    Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system Recipe screen To access the Recipe Screen, press any of Name Recipe Box locate in any screen This is the screen where all your products, scales, speeds and values are collected and saved as a recipe for each of your jobs (or products) appropriately called “recipes”.
  • Page 57: Saving A Recipe

    Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system As we have mentioned, you can change, modify and remove any recipe you desire. It is also possible to upload them to a memory stick for backup and future downloads into the system. You can scroll the recipes using the arrows to go to an empty recipe slot or simply choose one that is active.
  • Page 58: Load An Existing Recipe

    Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system Load an existing recipe: 1) Use the scroll up arrow or down to locate the desired recipe 2) Press “LOAD” to load the recipe you desire with all its pre-sets. This will give you the physical values to change your guides, heights and other adjustments...simply follow the recipe. You do not need to enter the speeds and other settings;...
  • Page 59: Erase A Recipe

    Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system 4) Load labels and calibrate the gap sensor on the labeler. (see manual for details) 5) Perform CALIBRATE for labelers being used while conveyor is stopped. 6) Press the START button at the bottom The operator can also change settings here but unless someone with a password confirms those settings, they will TAKE EFFECT BUT NOT BE SAVED FOR NEXT TIME USAGE.
  • Page 60: Creating/Saving A New Recipe

    Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system Creating/Saving a new recipe To create a brand new product recipe: 1) Adjust all of the mechanical adjustments (Side Guide, Labelers, TCB …) according to the product. 2) Enter an approximate value for LABEL FLAG, LABEL POSITION ON PRODUCT etc…...
  • Page 61 Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system 6) Use the scroll Arrow Up or Down to locate a blank Recipe 7) Press the Description Box beside the Recipe ID to enter a Recipe Name (A keypad will allow you to enter desired name or item)
  • Page 62 Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system 8) Use the scroll Arrow Up or Down to find the right picture and press NEXT STEP 9) Press SAVE to save the recipe Operator and parts manual – 2015...
  • Page 63: Memory Stick

    Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system Memory Stick The memory stick icon allows you to download or Upload the recipe to/from a USB memory stick. Follow instructions onscreen to perform these operations. 1) Insert USB stick in USB Key port under the HMI control panel 2) Press BACKUP RECIPE key Operator and parts manual –...
  • Page 64 Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system 3) Now you have two choices: BACKUP RECIPE TO USB STICK: Take the entire recipe (machine setting) and save on the memory stick UPLOAD RECIPE FROM USB STICK: Take all recipes on the stick and load in the machine memory Note: The recipes cannot be uploaded or downloaded individually.
  • Page 65: 7.10 System Configuration

    Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system 7.10 System configuration In the Main Menu: You can access the settings ( for example language) Operator and parts manual – 2015...
  • Page 66: 7.11 Advanced Setting Screens

    From the main screen, you can reach the ADVANCED SETTINGS screen that greatly affects the parameters of the entire system. Therefore, they are password protected to avoid changes made by error. These have been entered by Nita and should not be accessed unless authorized by manufacturer. Qualified technicians can use this screen to help with troubleshooting.
  • Page 67: Labeler Node 1: Corresponding To The Top Labeler

    Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system LABELER NODE 1: Corresponding to the Top Labeler CODER SETTING: For the coder setting you has two choices; 1) CODING IN MOTION: The output (output #7) is activated when the labeling head is in movement. This is typically for the ink jet coding system.
  • Page 68 Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system Status – Top labeler This screen is used to visually confirm the input signals from the sensors to the HMI controller. Each labeler has its own verification tabs that allow the technician to verify the proper relaying of signals for the product sensors, gap sensors…...
  • Page 69 Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system Motor rotation direction and scaling allows you to configure the motor rotation of labeling head Operator and parts manual – 2015...
  • Page 70: 7.12 Alarm Screen

    Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system 7.12 Alarm screen Temperature screen Alarm In accordance to the UL73 and CSA C22.2 68 certification norms, an alarm will sound when the internal temperature of the electrical panel reaches 40 C or 104 F. The system will not stop. You simply have to press RESET to remove this alarm.
  • Page 71: Label Out

    Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system The whole system can be stopped by pressing the red emergency, mushroom-shaped button located on top of the electrical panel. A screen (as shown) will appear and indicate that the emergency button is engaged. An audible alarm signal will also ring.
  • Page 72 Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system Operator and parts manual – 2015...
  • Page 73: Information

    Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system INFORMATION This screen is used to visually confirm the input signals from the sensors to the HMI controller. Each option has its own verification tabs that allow the technician to verify the proper relaying of signals for the product sensors, gap sensors…...
  • Page 74: Maintenance

    Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system MAINTENANCE This labeler has been designed with the minimal maintenance requirement possible. There are however some things to take into consideration. The system is built to perform in humid conditions, but must not be pressure washed. In case of wash down conditions, it is recommended to cover each labeling head with plastic tarp.
  • Page 75 Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system LABELING HEADS Belts: Monthly, a visual inspection of the rewind belt and timing belt, in back panel should be performed. To do this, you must gain access to the rear panel by removing 4 screws and removing the rear cover.
  • Page 76 Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system Rollers: It is important that your labeler be as clean as possible in its environment in order for it to perform properly. Daily, you may want to clean all the rollers including the drive roller (the rubber one), the tension door and the peel plate using a damp cloth with alcohol.
  • Page 77 Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system Weekly, spray a silicone base lubricant on each end of the plastic bushing. Sensors: The sensors all have an electronic eye called a photocell. These must be free of lint or dirt. Since the photocells are generally made with glass or plastic lenses they naturally attract substances which could easily fool the sensor.
  • Page 78 Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system Vents The electrical panel comes standard with a vent opening (120 x 120mm) to evacuate the possible heat accumulation from the electronic components. On the opposite side of the vent, there is a fan of the same dimensions.
  • Page 79: 10 Trouble Shooting - Quick Guide

    Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system 10 TROUBLE SHOOTING – QUICK GUIDE PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE SOLUTION   LABEL OUT ALARM The label roll is finished; no more Replace label roll labels in the roll   Check sensor, clean it if necessary Dirty label sensor ...
  • Page 80: 11 Warranty

    Appropriate Use of Equipment The equipment supplied to the end user by Nita are to be used for the sole purpose for which they were intended and must follow Nita’s specifications on usage as well as appropriate functions. Nita will not assume any responsibility for any inappropriate use or modifications to the said equipment other than for the use it was initially built for.
  • Page 81 Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system Responsibility Limits The solution put forth has been prepared with the information that has been provided to Nita by the end user. Subsequently, Nita cannot assume any responsibility for the exactitude, precision and validity of the information which was supplied. Moreover, Nita cannot be held responsible for (a) any damages, direct or indirect, secondary, or accessory , including, without limitations, the loss of profit, workflow interruption, loss of production, loss of profits and other;...
  • Page 82: 12 Parts List

    Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system 12 PARTS LIST Part # Description 5101906 BASE KIT AE612-MKII (includes all below parts) 5123806 ROLLER KIT L3.000 FOR TENSION ROLLER ASSY 5111139 BELT, POLYURETHANE, REWIND TRANSMISSION AE-612 MK 2 8130199 BELT, POLYURETHANE, TIMING BELT 150XL037 3/8 TYPE XL...
  • Page 83 Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system Part # Description 5101908 BASE KIT AE612-MKII Extra-Wide (includes all below parts) 5111167 BELT, NITRILE, FOR UNWIND WITH EYELET, AE-612 MK 2 5123806 ROLLER KIT L3.000 FOR TENSION ROLLER ASSY 5112419 Ø5MM REWIND TRANSMISSION BELT, AE-612 MK 2 (JUNE 10)
  • Page 84 8325093 GAP SENSOR, CLEAR LABEL (TRITRONIC) 8325086 GAP SENSOR, CLEAR LABEL (DI-SORIC) PRODUCT REFLECTIVE SENSOR FOR CLEAR PRODUCT (STANDARD ON ALL 8325058 SYNER G XP AND JOUST SYSTEM) 8325066 PRODUCT PROXIMITY REFLEX SENSOR 8325087 LOW WEB PROXIMITY PHOTOELECTRIC PNP 8301074 HMI 5.7”...
  • Page 85 Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system Part # Description 8311034 DRIVE EPSILON EP BASE – CONTROL TECHNIQUE 8320078 EMERGENCY STOP BUTTON, TWIST RELEASE 8320105 START RELAY 24 VDC – CONTACTOR, MINIATURE 8320107 NON-FUSIBLE DISCONNECT SWITCH 25A TEMPERATURE SENSOR 24 VDC ANALOG VERSION , 0 to 100º C (OLD...
  • Page 86: 13 Manufacturer's Coordinates

    Joust-Shellshock-Lance-Servo Labeling system 13 MANUFACTURER’S COORDINATES Ultimately, the dealer which sold you the machine should be your first contact as they have been trained to perform any work on these devices and troubleshooting. Should you require any additional information about our equipment, feel free to call us: NITA LABELING EQUIPMENT INC.

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