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5 Adjusting the conveyor unit
1. Adjusting the belt tension
1
80 to 120 g
2
2. Adjusting the longitudinal inclination of the conveyor
A
1
3. Adjusting the lateral inclination of the conveyor
1
3
4. Adjusting the vertical inclination of the conveyor
4
5
1
5. Adjusting the height of the conveyor when it is raised
When the conveyor is raised,belt 2 should be 40± 2 mm above table (left) 3. To adjust the height of the
conveyor, loosen screw 4 and move cylinder 5 up or down.
2
1
A'
4
3
2
θ =0˚
2
3
θ =0˚
Loosen M10 nut 2, and adjust the belt tension by
moving idler pulley 1 in the direction of the arrow.
Adjust the belt tension to allow the belt to slack by 10
mm when a load of 80 to 120 g is applied to the belt.
Loosen screws 2 in motor bracket installing plate 1
and adjust so that the difference between dimensions
A and A' between table (left) 3 and conveyor frame
4 does not exceed 2 mm.
Loosen screw 1, and adjust so that belt 2 inclines by
an angle of 0˚ at the position where the belt comes in
contact with table (left) 3 when the conveyor comes
down with its dead weight. (Lowert conveyor, loosen
the screw and re-tighten it. This can sufficiently adjust
the inclination of the belt.)
Loosen screws 1, and adjust so that belt 2 inclines
by an angle of 0˚ at the position where the belt comes
in contact with table (left) 3 when the conveyor comes
down with its dead weight.
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