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2200SS
SIDE SEAL
TOUCHSCREEN & PARTS MANUAL
SN: S1005
COPYRIGHT 1999
525 VOSSBRINK DRIVE
WASHINGTON, MO 63090
PH. (636) 239-7424
FX. (636) 2397241

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  • Page 1 ® 2200SS SIDE SEAL TOUCHSCREEN & PARTS MANUAL SN: S1005 COPYRIGHT 1999 525 VOSSBRINK DRIVE WASHINGTON, MO 63090 PH. (636) 239-7424 FX. (636) 2397241...
  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    TABLE OF CONTENTS PREFACE ..........................3 INSTALLATION.........................4 Requirements for Machine Operation Uncrating Installation of 2200SS Side Seal Machine III. MACHINE CONTROLS & LOCATIONS...............6 Manual Controls Touch Screen Display MACHINE SET-UP ......................9 Setup for Product Procedure Loading/Routing Film SPECIAL FEATURES......................13 Using Test Mode...
  • Page 3: Preface

    PREFACE This manual covers the options and features of the 2200SS (Side Seal). Appendix “A” is the definition of terms. Since these terms may vary from person to person, our definition is listed for reference. Whenever a CAUTION or a WARNING is displayed in the manual, observe the warning given. Failure to do so will result in injury to personnel or damage to the machine.
  • Page 4: Installation

    II. INSTALLATION Requirements for Machine Operation Before beginning installation the machine will need the following: Power Requirements: 115V dedicated 20 A single-phase circuit required. DO NOT USE AN EXTENSION CORD Air Requirements: 12 CFM minimum at 75PSI This must be clean, dry air. Machine WILL NOT OPERATE properly if above requirements are not met.
  • Page 5 Installation of 2200SS Machine Read entire manual before operating. Qualified personnel with working knowledge of the TEXWRAP 2200SS should perform installation of a TEXWRAP 2200SS machine. There are rapidly moving parts so observe safety–warning stickers and keep hands clear of moving parts. Qualified personnel should install all electrical and pneumatic hookups.
  • Page 6: Machine Controls & Locations

    III. MACHINE CONTROLS & LOCATIONS All of the machine controls can be broken down into two general areas; the manual controls and the display. All 2200SS machines share the same set of manual controls, with only one exception. The main speed potentiometer is not present on the 2200SS since the machine speed is controlled in the touch screen display.
  • Page 7: Touch Screen Display

    Touch Screen Display The touch screen display is where most of machine controls and settings are located. After turning on the machine power, the following screen will be displayed. #.## BELT SPEED FT /MIN COUNTER RESET PRODUCTS/MINUTE ##.### MACHINE NEXT PRODUCT MANUAL SET-UP...
  • Page 8 Control Type Function Action Notes Button Turns on a feature in the PLC Pressing the button will Two types of operation: and/or move between panels perform an action 1) Momentary button 2) On/Off switch Slider Bar Changes a number in the PLC By sliding the position The position indicator will indicator the value of the...
  • Page 9: Machine Set-Up

    Adjust auxiliary infeed conveyor to align with infeed conveyor (if Auxiliary Infeed Conveyor option is installed) e.g.: Texwrap FC10 Flighted Conveyor. Using the seal height adjustment crank (labeled “A”) set seal height to approximately half the height of the product above the conveyor surface.
  • Page 10 IV. MACHINE SET UP (Cont’d) Adjust the endseal opening crank (labeled B) so that the bottom pad of the endseal is slightly below the surface of the conveyor, the product should also clear under the top bar of the endseal. Adjust the film inverting head to product height using the crank on top of the infeed conveyor.
  • Page 11: Loading/Routing Film

    Loading/Routing Film To load the film, follow the steps below. Also refer to film threading diagram on the next page to assist in loading film. Note: All instructions will assume you are standing to the front of the machine. Load the Centerfolder with film. Refer to FF2200SS Centerfolder Instructions for more details. With both halves of the film still together, loop the film over the topmost roller of the film stand.
  • Page 12 Diagram – Film Path...
  • Page 13: Special Features

    Next press the “AUTOSPACE ON/OFF” button. The Auto Space feature is now on. It will stay on until the buttons are pressed again. To optimize the autospace feature turn infeed percent to 10 Film Registration Now available. Please call Texwrap technical support for further instructions at 1-800-886-7421.
  • Page 14: Enhancing Performance

    VI. ENHANCING PERFORMANCE 2200 By adjusting certain settings in the machine, the performance (measured in products per minute) can be increased in some cases up to 15 to 20 packages per minute. The 2200 has a feature allowing an operator to adjust all the machine settings, which maximize performance. This feature can be reached by pressing the “MACHINE SETTING”...
  • Page 15: Tuning Side Seal Blade/Roller System

    VIII. TUNING SIDE SEAL BLADE/ROLLER SYSTEM Sideseal backup rollers will last approximately 40 hours of machine run time. They can be flipped 180 degrees for another 40 hours of operation. This is a quick operation. Adjust the seal height adjustment crank until the entire sideseal backup roller is visible above the conveyor.
  • Page 16: Conveyor Belt Tracking

    IX. CONVEYOR BELT TRACKING A daily glance at the three conveyor belts for proper tracking is recommended. Sometimes a change in product size or weight can cause shifts in belt tracking. If any of the three belts has drifted to the edge of the conveyor, adjustments are necessary.
  • Page 17: Maintenance

    X. MAINTENANCE To prevent excessive down time and costly repairs a maintenance schedule should be kept (sample below). The most crucial part being the daily wipe downs. Some films, do to the way they are processed, leave residue on the inside rollers. By keeping the belts clean, the buildup on the rollers will be substantially less.
  • Page 18: Appendices

    APPENDICES...
  • Page 19 APPENDIX “A” DEFINITION OF TERMS Endseal Lag - this is also referred to as the “bag length”. It is the excess bag at the end of the product and is measured from the trailing edge of the product. Endseal Dwell – also referred to as “seal time”. This is the amount of time the endseal jaws remain shut in order to seal the film.
  • Page 20: Appendix B: Texwrap Limited Warranty

     The equipment is altered or modified without prior written approval from TEXWRAP. TEXWRAP makes no claims to the fitness of its equipment to perform in any particular application and therefore will under no circumstances be held liable for any kind of incidental or consequential losses arising from the use, loss of use, or defective operation of the equipment.

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