Air Logic Power Systems LLC. Software Installation of any new or modification of existing software in the SPEEDGLIDER not approved by Air Logic Power Systems LLC may affect the operation or performance of the machine and possibly void the warranty and or service agreements.
Section 2: Components Inventory Common Components shipped with the SPEEDGLIDER..................5 Section 3: Installation to Conveyor System 7 Hoist the SPEEDGLIDER machine from the pallet and install legs ..............7 Install Support Legs ...............................8 Transport the SPEEDGLIDER ..........................8 Installation to Conveyor System procedure ......................9 Front Panel Assembly ............................
General Information Introduction This manual is a guide on how to install the ALPS SpeedGlider Linear Leak Tester. A complementary listing of the standard components shipped with the unit is also provided. Warnings, Cautions, and Notes: Note: Notation messages provide additional information or helpful tips about a topic.
250 CPM (15,000 CPH). The SpeedGlider 4.5 shown here is a four-station machine designed for containers ranging from approximately 8 to 64 ounces (250ml to 2L); with container dimensions nominally up to 5” x 5” x 14” (127 x 127 x 355mm) tall.
Section 2: Components Inventory A standardized inventory of normal components shipped and installed with standard and field rotary SPEEDGLIDER machines (2 listings). Verify that all components are present on-site. STANDARD COMPONENTS DESCRIPTION (With tooling and devices installed) SpeedGlider Set of (2) Plexiglass guards for entry and exit point of...
The following pages show a series of photos of commonly boxed and assembled components that should come with a typical crated SpeedGlider shipment. Tunnel Shielding: These come as a set, unboxed with the shipment. A single hardware bag contained within and marked “J10751 Tunnel Hardware”...
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MACHINE. DAMAGE CAN OCCUR IF MACHINE IS NOT FULLY SUPPORTED FRONT AND BACK. Steps: 1. Hoist the SpeedGlider machine from the pallet and install legs There are four brackets securing the SpeedGlider machine at each corner of the pallet. Dispose of the brackets. a. Unbolt the SpeedGlider machine from the pallet base.
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With the SpeedGlider unit suspended in the air, install all four legs. a. Adjust leveling feet-do not tighten yet. b. Lower the SpeedGlider to the floor (supported by the leveling feet) and check adjustments with a level. Raise the unit again as needed to make further adjustments as needed.
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SECTION 3 INSTALLATION to CONVEYOR Installation to Conveyor System Left: This is the SpeedGlider machine with the front guard removed. At this time, move the unit to its final position along the conveyor. 10. Positioning the machine: With the machine lowered onto its set of wheels, gently move the SpeedGlider machine to the conveyor system.
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Installing the timing screw Shown is a step-by-step procedure for how the timing screw is installed. This is normally performed after the SpeedGlider has been mated to the host conveyor system. View of SpeedGlider shown without conveyor or front guard installed.
Photo-Eyes and support brackets 1. Photo-Eyes and Photo-Eye brackets The ALPS SPEEDGLIDER comes with (4) photo-eye sensor/emitters and (4) reflectors mounted in a bracket assembly (shown below). The fourth photo-eye/reflector is an optional (fast speed photo-eye). Mounting screws: Use an M8 Allen wrench. Hex nuts: Use an M17 Open-end wrench. Vertically adjust emitters and reflectors with an M5 Allen wrench.
The positioning of the slow/stop photo-eye can be anywhere from 3-8 feet away, upstream from the timing screw. This placement depends on the SpeedGlider speed and containers per min/sec. The optional placement result is when the SpeedGlider comes to a normal controlled stop and the timing screw is still full of containers.
AIR LOGIC POWER SYSTEMS (ALPS) SECTION 6 CONVEYOR RAILING Tuning Photo-Eyes OPTEX DR-Q150TCN Sensor tuning and adjustment Change Mode: Press and hold down the Change Mode button until the LED begins to flash. You are now program mode. It is at this time that sensitivity can be adjusted.
AIR LOGIC POWER SYSTEMS (ALPS) SECTION 6 CONVEYOR RAILING Change Mode Button Options Light-On Mode: This means that the sensor detects its reflected signal. Sensor relays output instructions to the PLC. Delay Mode: Detects signal and delays pulse to the PLC. Shown here are the various mode options, LED screen.
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AIR LOGIC POWER SYSTEMS (ALPS) SECTION 6 CONVEYOR RAILING Installing Peripheral Devices 3. Installing Intake and Exit Tunnel Guards There is adequate hardware to install both intake and exit guards. Hardware Fasteners for Tunnel Guards: (8) Allen Screws (8) Nylon Hex nuts Intake end: Uninstalled.
AIR LOGIC POWER SYSTEMS (ALPS) SECTION 6 CONVEYOR RAILING Installing Peripheral Devices 4. Install Exit Tunnel Guards The photo below shows the correct configuration for support fasteners as they appear on the frame. Assemble the exit tunnel guard as shown. Left: Correct configuration for brackets.
AIR LOGIC POWER SYSTEMS (ALPS) SECTION 6 CONVEYOR RAILING Installing Peripheral Devices Pressure Gauge 5. Install Pressure Gauge Remove plug from indicated regulator and install the pressure gauge. Wrap the gauge stem with several windings of Teflon tape before installing. Make sure the gauge reads right-side up. Plug in air hose here Adjustment...
Section 5: Conveyor Railing Rail Setup and Adjustment Shown below is the optimum setup for guide rails with the ALPS SPEEDGLIDER. Railing should not exceed the length of the timing screw. Horizontal adjustment of the rails is controlled by the individual manual clamping devices on each mounting bracket.
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