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- Page 1 Tach-It Mini-Con and Mini-Con S Operation Manual Ben Clements and Sons, Inc. 50 Ruta Court South Hackensack, New Jersey 07606 U.S.A. Tel: 201‐440‐5500 or 800‐222‐5540 Fax: 201‐440‐1455 Web: www.tach‐it.com Email: sales@tach‐it.com...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Table of content 1. OVERVIEW 2. CAUTIONARY SYMBOLS AND PICTOGRAMS 3. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 4. DELIVERY AND UNPACKING OF THE MINI‐CON LABELING SYSTEM 5. MECHANICAL PLACEMENT OF THE MACHINE 6. GENERAL APPLICATION INFORMATION 7. QUICK GUIDE FOR SET UP OF THE MINI‐CON and MINI-CON S 8. GLOSSARY, PAGE 9 9. LABEL HEAD POSITIONING 10. GENERAL LABEL INFORMATION, PAGE 12 11. WELCOME TO SETTING UP YOUR MINI‐CON and MINI-CON S 12. MINI‐CON CONVEYOR CONTROLS 13. MINI‐CON UNDERSTANDING 14. POSITIONING THE MINI‐CON and MINI-CON S 15. SET UP MINI‐CON and MINI-CON S 16. - Page 3 Overview of the Tach It Mini‐Con Labeling system Tach‐It has created the table top Mini‐Con and Mini-Con S Label Applicators. Utilizing an integrated conveyor and wipe on label applicating assembly, the Tach‐It Mini‐Con series will apply a label precisely at the desired location every time. Designed for simplicity, the Mini‐Cons requires minimal operator training for use and label and product changeover. Utilizing a touch sensitive LED control panel that is used to set, maintain and monitor all setting within the machine, the Mini‐Cons have many features of much more expensive label applicators on the market. This includes; a product counter, target counter, a 10” wide integrated conveyor belt, stepper motor controls for the label head and adjustable label head and conveyor speeds. The technology used in the Mini‐Cons makes it perfect for standard merge or wipe applications providing high productivity with consistent label placement How to use, an operator simply puts the items to be labeled at one end of the feeding system to be conveyed to the labeling application process. Using adjustable rails, the is held snuggly to the labeling head, where the label is applied and then discharged to either the unloading table or an unloading system for packaging to the marketplace. ELECTRICAL SUPPLY: 108‐132 Volts, 5 Amps, 54‐60 Hertz, three wire cable with 1.00mm² conductors rated at 10 amperes (in accordance with CENELEC HD‐21) is provided for the electrical connection to the IEC 320 receptacle of the applicator. The end of the power cord is terminated with a NEMA 5‐15 plug. OR 207‐253 Volts (optional special order), 5 Amps, 47‐53 Hertz, Single Phase A three‐meter‐long, three wire cable with 1.00mm² conductors rated at 10 amperes (in accordance with CENELEC HD‐21) is provided for the electrical connection to the IEC 320 receptacle of the applicator. The end of the power cord is unterminated and must be fitted with an appropriate plug at installation. ENVIRONMENT: Operating temperature: 40‐104 degrees F Humidity: 20‐95% RH, Non‐condensing. NOTE: The model Mini‐Con is not intended to be operated in an environment where flammable or explosive gases are present. The Mini‐Con is not to be used in direct contact with food products. READ THE INSTRUCTIONS COMPLETELY. This manual includes all the information that you'll need to set‐up the applicator under normal operating conditions. The instructions include important safety precautions which must not be ignored. READ THE INSTRUCTIONS IN ORDER. The instructions are written as numbered steps that will take you safely and efficiently through the set‐up process. Any steps performed out of sequence may result in a hazard to the operator, the machine and or the machinery and the applicator may not operate properly. UNDERSTAND THE TERMS USED. Although this manual uses few technical terms, some vocabulary may be new to you. Most of the words are defined the first time that they are used or check the glossary located on page 10 of this manual. WORK CAREFULLY. Although setting up the machine is not difficult, it does take time. Do not rush through the process: careful work will produce good results. TRY AGAIN IF SOMETHING DOES NOT WORK. Although a machine malfunction is possible, most ...
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Page 4: Section #1 Caution
KNOW HOW TO FIND WHAT YOU NEED. This manual contains all the information needed including a Table of Contents, Table of Figures, Glossary, and Index. Use these tools to locate information quickly. If still having issues, please feel free to contact your local distributor or Ben Clements and Sons, Inc. Corporate office and we would be happy to answer any of your questions SECTION #1 CAUTION Before operating the machine, read the complete operator manual. Never have the power on this machine plugged into the power supply when any of the covers of the machine have been removed. INITIAL CAUTIONS The Mini‐Con has been designed with the safety of the operator and service personnel in mind. Proper safety features have been incorporated and the applicator safety tested to assure safety if used as intended. A risk assessment has been conducted which indicates most hazards identified by the machinery directive to be low to nil risk. Apparent moderate risks were determined to be: The Web Drive Rollers The potential for finger pinch exists between the drive and pinch rollers. Keep hands clear of the drive and pinch rollers whenever the machine is ONLINE. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 1. Never operate this machine without reminding yourself that an applicator is a powerful and potentially dangerous machine. If misused, used carelessly, used for other than it’s intended purpose or used without observing the rules of safe operation, very serious injury can result. 2. Never operate this machine without all guards, housings, safety shields, or other safety devices in place and fully operational. 3. Never operate this machine unless you have been fully trained and have received and understood all operating instructions. Make sure you know how the machine works, all safety measure and precautions and how it is controlled. - Page 5 4. Never operate this machine if it is not working properly or if you notice any abnormality in its performance. 5. Never tamper with, rewire, or bypass any control or safety device on this machine 6. Always keep all parts of your body, clothing and jewelry clear of the rollers when the power is on. 7. Never attempt to clean the power rollers when the power is on. 8. Never remove the machine housing or attempt any kind of maintenance without disconnecting power to the unit. 9. Always be sure all persons are clear of the machine before advancing or reversing the pressure rollers, especially when multiple operators or observers are present. 10. Never wear loose clothing, ties, jewelry or any item which could be caught in the rollers or machinery when operating the machine. Operators with long hair must put their hair into a net that will not allow it to hang below the shoulders before using this machine. 11. Always keep your hands clear of any moving mechanism when the power is on and you intend to adjust the mechanism. IMPORTANT: Where a language barrier or insufficient schooling would prevent a person from reading and understanding these safety precautions, you should either translate this information or have it read or interpreted to the person and get assurance that it is understood. Environmental Exclusions The Mini‐Con is not intended to be operated in an environment where flammable or explosive gases are present. The Mini‐Con is not to be used or certified for direct contact with food products APPLICATOR POWER CABLE ...
- Page 6 PLEASE NOTE THAT THE MINI-CON TOP LABEL APPLICATOR AND THE MINI-CON S SIDE LABEL APPLICATOR ARE THE SAME MACHINE WITH THE LABEL APPLICATING HEAD IN A DIFFERENT ORIENTATION. ALL INSTRUCTIONS WITHIN THIS MANUAL ARE RELATIVE TO BOTH UNITS BUT THE PHOTOS ARE FOR THE MINI-CON TOP LABEL APPLICATOR.
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Page 7: Incorrect Shipment
1. Notify the company that the machine was purchased through IMMEDIATELY. 2. Hold damaged goods with container and packing for inspection by the examining agent. The distributor and or Ben Clements and Sons, Inc. will arrange the inspection. DO NOT RETURN ANY GOODS TO Ben Clements and Sons, Inc. PRIOR TO INSPECTION AND AUTHORIZATION BY Ben Clements and Sons, Inc. 3. Submit a copy of the inspector’s report to the distributor the machine was purchased from or Ben Clements and Sons, Inc and a claim will be filed with the carrier. If deemed appropriate and necessary after full examination, the distributor who the machine was purchased from and or Ben Clements and Sons, Inc will repair or replace your machinery as necessary. SHORTAGE 1. Check the packing list notations. The apparent shortage may have been marked as an intentional short‐shipped (back‐ordered) item. 2. Re‐inspect the container and packing material, particularly for smaller items. 3. Make certain that the item was not removed by unauthorized personnel prior to complete unpacking and inventory. 4. Call the distributor the machine was purchased from and or Ben Clements and Sons, Inc. and send immediate, written notification of the shortage. INCORRECT SHIPMENT 1. If the material you receive does not correspond with your order, notify your distributor or Ben Clements and Sons, Inc. immediately. Include the order number, serial number if available and item(s). 2. Hold items in a safe and secure location until return instructions are received. RETURNS: DO NOT RETURN DAMAGED OR INCORRECT ITEMS UNTIL YOU HAVE RECEIVED SHIPPING INSTRUCTIONS AND A RETURN AUTHORIZATION NUMBER FROM THE DISTRIBUTOR WHO THE MACHINE WAS PURCHASED FROM OR BEN CLEMENTS AND SONS, INC. ... - Page 8 PLEASE NOTE THAT THE MINI-CON TOP LABEL APPLICATOR AND THE MINI-CON S SIDE LABEL APPLICATOR ARE THE SAME MACHINE WITH THE LABEL APPLICATING HEAD IN A DIFFERENT ORIENTATION. ALL INSTRUCTIONS WITHIN THIS MANUAL ARE RELATIVE TO BOTH UNITS BUT THE PHOTOS ARE FOR THE MINI-CON TOP LABEL APPLICATOR QUICK GUIDE FOR SET UP OF THE MINI‐CON AND MINI-CON S ...
- Page 9 Thank you for buying our system and we are more than happy to support your success in any way we can. Glossary of terms you should know Adhesive: Label adhesive which adheres to the label liner and label while the label is dispensing. Beam Sensor: A sensor that triggers a signal when an object breaks a light beam. Clutch: A device that engages and disengages a driving and driven part. Conveyor: The device (chain, rollers, hugger belts etc.) which moves the product. Cycle Time: The amount of time that it takes for the applicator to complete a labeling cycle. Dancer Arm: The spring‐loaded arm that moves to maintain correct tension on the label stock as it moves through the machine. Detection Points: The point of the label or product that causes the label or product sensor to signal the machine. Disk: The flat, plastic circle which holds the roll of labels on the supply mandrel. Display: The portion of faceplate that shows the microprocessor messages. Drive rollers: The cylinder that presses the label liner to the drive roller so that the label stock can be pulled through the machine. These Rollers are opened and closed during the label threading process and MUST be in closed position before successful application can occur Encoder Pulses: The measurement of conveyor travel: the number of pulses per inch is usually 100. Encoder: A device mounted to the conveyor chassis. It reports Distance Traveled information to the microprocessor. Gain Control: The control on the photoelectric product detector that regulates the amount of light that is necessary to activate the sensor. Label Liner Guides: The rings that keep the label stock in the proper lateral position as it feeds through the machine. Label Liner: The paper to which labels are affixed prior being to be dispensed. Label sensor guide post: adjustment post for positioning labels sensor for height that gap placement Label Sensor: A photoelectric or mechanical device that sends a signal to the microprocessor when it detects the presence of a label edge Label Stock: The label liner with labels still attached. Label Tension flap: PVC clear flap the holds liner taunt to the peel tip Leading Edge: The first edge of the product or label enters the sensor's detection beam. ...
- Page 10 Machine Sequence: The order in which the machine executes the steps necessary for a complete cycle. Mandrel: A shaft that can spin on its axis, on which another device is mounted Menu: The list of microprocessor functions that are available for use. Peeler Bar: The flat bar that the separates the label from the label liner as the label stock slides around it. Photocell: A device that varies the intensity of an electric current according to the amount of light it is receiving. It is used in the label sensor. Product Detector: A device, usually photoelectric, which detects the presence of a product edge and sends a signal to the microprocessor. Product Distance: The function that allows you to instruct the machine to provide a delay between the moment of product detection and the actual time at which the label is applied. Repeat Length: The distance from the leading edge of one label (or product) to the leading edge of the next. Rewinder: A motor driven mandrel that stores the label liner from which labels have been removed. Steeper wheel: axillary equipment added for separation of product on the conveyor belt prior to product going through the labeling process Threading Sequence: The way the label stock is threaded through the machine rollers. Trailing Edge: The last edge of the product or label to leave the detection beam. VAC: Volts A.C. (Alternating Current). VDC Volts D. C. (Direct Current ) Wrap Belt: the power that creates the rotation on the product to be labeled Wrap Plate: the adjustable plate that is in a fixed location that the product pivots on as it is moved by the wrap belt Web: See Label Stock.
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Page 11: Mechanical Placement Of The Machine
GENERAL APPLICATION INFORMATION MECHANICAL PLACEMENT OF THE MACHINE The model Mini‐Con must secure to a stable work station to provide a safe, adjustable and stable alignment of the label to be applied, with the product. If the installer selects a support base that is mounted on casters, the maximum movement that can be experienced when the floor is non‐horizontal must be considered in the design of the support. Some safety agencies specify that for a truly portable stand that the design should consider safely supporting the applicator in its worst orientation for a 10‐degree tilt. Place the machine so that the peeler plate tip is no greater that 1/8” of inch from the product's labeling surface. The position of the machine should allow the operator to easily change labels. The Mini‐Con is a right handed merging Labeling process Label direction This process works on basic labeling fundamentals as listed below ... - Page 12 General Label information Knowing the label direction of your applicator the customer must make sure that the direction of the label fits the desired outcome of label on product. There are 6 types of direction used in manufacturing labels. They are Make sure you understand what your desired needs are and making sure you are communicating that with you label manufacture A label is a multitude of different substrates under standing these will help you have greater success in your application and performance of the labels on your product. Listed below are the typical layers you will find on labels The liner is the transport vehicle for the label to peel plate The adhesive is the mechanism for the label to adhere correctly to your product The Face stock is the material where graphics are applied The top coat is the protection for the Face stock ( if you are printing on the top coat make sure you understand what the top coat is so that you can get the right printing quality you are looking for) ...
- Page 13 PLEASE NOTE THAT THE MINI-CON TOP LABEL APPLICATOR AND THE MINI-CON S SIDE LABEL APPLICATOR ARE THE SAME MACHINE WITH THE LABEL APPLICATING HEAD IN A DIFFERENT ORIENTATION. ALL INSTRUCTIONS WITHIN THIS MANUAL ARE RELATIVE TO BOTH UNITS BUT THE PHOTOS ARE FOR THE MINI- CON TOP LABEL APPLICATOR Welcome to the setting up your Mini‐Con ...
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Page 16: Connection To A.c. Power
Back plug configuration POSITIONING THE APPLICATOR INITIAL SET‐UP 1. Set up all the product handling systems to deliver the product in a consistent position at a regular rate. 2. The product spacing device, (metering wheel or other product if being used, etc.) should be set‐ up to properly space and consistently position the product. 3. If the railing system is too tight, products may jam or arrive at inconsistent intervals. If it is too loose, products may be inconsistently presented to the label applicator. Out‐feed rails should be set to allow the products to exit smoothly and quickly with no backlog. If you're using only one applicator to label the side of a product, the rails should be positioned to move the product to the applicator. Front and back applicator systems should have the products oriented in the center of the conveyor. 4. Too much pressure can cause mislabeling, deform certain products or put an undue load on the conveying system. The product should be captured with firm but stable pressure that should gradually increase up to the labeling area and then decrease as the product exits. NOTE: Product consistency will also affect labeling. If the product handling system must be set‐up to fit an inconsistently shaped product, it will deliver the product imprecisely. The degree of labeling accuracy depends on how precisely and how smoothly the product handling system operates. This section explains how to prepare the applicator for set‐up with labels. CONNECTION TO A.C. POWER Use this sequence whenever A.C. power is applied to the applicator. NOTE: Make sure that the applicator is set to the proper voltage before applying power, or damage to the equipment may result. ... - Page 17 1. Turn OFF (O) the applicator [POWER] switch. 2. With both ends of the A.C. power cord disconnected, connect one end of the A.C. power cord to the IEC receptacle on the side of the applicator. 3. Connect the remaining end of the A.C. power cord to the electrical main Mount our labels into the unwind assembly, then through the label sensor around the peel plate, through the compression rollers to the rewind assembly Software display and setting Accessing the software is quite simple and easy for the operator to navigate. There are three menus. The Home Screen This is what is shown when the Labeler is first turned on, or when operating the machine. Through the Home Screen, you can make the necessary settings with the Labeler for your specific application. Shows the Home Screen and a description of each of the functions is as follows: ...
- Page 18 File‐ this is where setting for each saved functions are held Options — are for sensor settings On/ off—this is where you set sensors on and off Run—This starts system to run programed entered File screen you have 5 different saved files Opening the file screen Label speed‐ this sets the speed of label from the label senor to the peel Plate Set at 2000 as startup parameters Start delay‐ is time that the product passes the product sensor and the application of the label commonly know as label on Product position Stop Delay ‐ is the position on the label on the peel plate OK puts new setting in to operation Save puts setting into memory Test runs system one label to test parameters set ...
- Page 19 initial set up This section of the manual explains how to thread and then adjust the machine for the correct labeling process to incur The microprocessor will remember the instructions for applying the label through its save function. Because all the adjustments affect each other, it is very important that you do the steps listed in this section in the order that they are given. 1. Place the machine OFFLINE. Remove the outer unwind disk. 2. Move the nip roller away from the drive roller. 3. Slide a roll of labels onto the hub of the inner unwind disk. Make sure that the labels will be face up as they slide over the peeler bar. Replace the outer disk and lock in place. 4. Remove all the labels from the 2 feet of liner. 5. Loosen the nose lock clamp. Tilt the nose assembly away from the peeler bar and lock in position. 6. Thread the web through the machine. Make sure to thread the label liner through the label sensor. 7. Lay the end of the liner over the “quick release” rewind mandrel and turn the mandrel by hand to take up any slack. 8. Turn the rewind mandrel by hand. Check that the inner edge of the label liner aligns with the inner unwinds disk and the rewind disk. Adjust the positions of the inner unwind disk and the rewind disk if necessary. Label sensor height adjustment, with label is in correct position light on sensor will be green and when pass to gap changes to yellow Use the Label sensor placement bar with lock down screw, slide label sensor till sensor is on the label gap . Slide the guide collars to within 1/64 inch of the label liner. 10. Re‐engage the pinch roller and tilt the label tension spring back in place. 11. Check that the label sensor is seeing the gap between the labels. You should see the light on the Sick label sensor change from yellow to green 12. Check and see if the sick product sensor is reading correctly. This is done by moving your hand in between label sensor and reflector. The Sick product sensor lights should change from yellow to green 13. Go to File, hit the test and the bottom of the label should discharge. Check the distance of the label on the peel plate. if not in the correct position, for application, go to label start and enter the correct numeral for the correct placement ...
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Page 20: Terms To Understand
Mini‐Con uses a Sick Model WF2 – 40B410 label sensor Setting the Label sensor to a fixed location on the machine. Put label sensor in the gap between the label repeat length. Turn on label applicator, manually move the label through the sensor making sure the sensor light turns green as it passes through the Gap. If you do not see the light re‐position sensor, you may need to adjust the sensitivity. This is done by hitting the plus sign on the top of the label sensor. If you see that the light stays green throughout the moving of the label through the sensor, then you will need to press the minus sign on the label sensor until light goes on and off as described above. The Mini‐Con applicator label sensor reads from the Leading edge of the Label TERMS TO UNDERSTAND FOR OPERATING THIS SYSTEM LABEL REPEAT LENGTH This term is used to describe the distance between the top of one label to the bottom of the next which is including the Gap between the two. START DELAY (label on product) This is the time delay on product passing product sensor to label application LABELING SPEED This term is used to describe the speed that the label travels from the label sensor to the peel tip. The bi‐product of this function is the discharging of the label that was on the peel plate to the product passing under it. STOP DELAY (LABEL ON PEEL PLATE) This is the stop position of label on the peel plate. If when setting is at 0 on the display screen label should be even with the peel plate, if not adjust the label sensor post backwards or forwards until label is even to the peel plate ... -
Page 21: Initial Applicator Set-Up Testing
The Tach It Mini‐Con applicators use a Sick Product sensor 1. Place the machine OFFLINE. 2. The product sensor is a reflective sensor that is located roughly 9 inches back from the Peel plate on the conveyor frame. 3. Product sensor should have clear sight to the reflector directly across from the product sensor, To test this you should be able to pass your hand in front of the label senor and the light on the back side of the sensor should go on and off as your hand pass through its line of sight. if the light does not change then the sensor is not in the correct alignment with the reflector. FINAL SET‐UP Before attempting to apply labels to products, make sure that: 1. The product handling system is adjusted to present the products to the applicator in a repeatable manner at a steady pace. 2. The applicator peeler plate tip is horizontal to the product surface to be labeled. 3. The peeler plate tip is even with the wrap belt. INITIAL APPLICATOR SET‐UP TESTING When setting the machine up for the first time or when changing over to a different size, type, or shape label for the first time, begin by setting these values into the microprocessor. Set SPEED FOLLOWING. o Speed following is the position of label on peel plate o Set LABELING SPEED to 2000. Set the LABEL‐SENSOR to a fixed location. Set conveyor speed Set LABEL STOP POSITION Set peel plate height for correct placement on product APPLYING LABELS The applicator is now ready to apply labels to products. Products can be labeled with the Mini‐Con applicator are products with flat surfaces. 1. Place the machine OFFLINE. 2. Select the SPEED FOLLOWING menu item. 3. Turn ON the conveyor and set it to the required line speed. 4. Matched the label dispense speed to the conveyor speed. Any changed in conveyor speed will require a manual adjustment to the label dispense speed. Select the LABELING SPEED menu item. Set the LABELING SPEED to match the conveyor speed in inches per minute (IPM) ... -
Page 22: Mini-Con Application Set Up Sequence
Test application 1. Place one product on the conveying system. 2. Place the machine ONLINE and watch as the label is applied. 3. Stop the conveyor. Check where the beginning of the label was applied to the product. 4. If the label was applied too close to the leading edge of the product (early), either reposition the product detector further downstream or increase the LABEL ON PRODUCT POSITION setting. 5. Replicate the above test again. 6. Once label is being applied correctly go to save and save the parameters set MINI‐CON APPLICATION SET UP SEQUENCE 1. Power ON. 2. Check the Label sensor making sure it is seeing the gag between repeat 3. Check Product sensor is detecting the edge of the product. 4. Check height of label on product (adjust peel tip position up or down). 5. Check Wrap built distance with product (product should be in snuggly but not overlay tight) 6. Set the correct label setting in display screen 7. Turn on conveyor 8. Set peel plate height 9. Run test product through system 10. If successful and application process is correct save in system 11. Start full scale labeling operations ... -
Page 23: Electrical Schematic
Electrical schematic ... - Page 24 MC Drawings ...
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Page 26: Trouble Shooting
Trouble Shooting Nothing works on the Machine. Power cord loose, defective, or not plugged in. Inspect the cord to find the problem and correct as necessary. Main supply line circuit breaker tripped. Reset the circuit breaker which is in the print head. Loosen the four screws on the top of the Label head, remove cover and reset breaker. Power switch or process board is defective. Examine and correct. Display board does not light up. Make sure the machine is it plugged in to a 110v outlet. Defective display. Call your locally service center or company office. Label does not advance to peel plate. Labor sensor issues Product sensor issues Control motor defective. Drive rollers not advancing labels Stepper module defective. Replace motor. NOTE: It may be expedient to request qualified assistance. Drive rollers not moving labels. Make sure the rollers are engaged to the label backing. If not close the drive rollers Call your local service center or Corporate office Label moves forward but fails to stop or is erratic. Label sensor set incorrectly. Refer to the set‐up procedures for instruction. ... - Page 27 Peeler plate angle is not in the correct position. sensor incorrectly positioned (odd shaped labels). Refer to the Label Sensor Detection Point Section. Label sensitivity incorrectly adjusted. Label liner not rewinding correctly. label liner guides are not positioned correctly Drive rollers not engaged Label liner breaking. Incorrectly threaded labels. Damaged roll of labels there are nicks or label cutter die damage on the liner. Liner width varying significantly. Dancer arm/unwind roll tension incorrect. Oversized labels Sensor error on print head display Label sensor not reading correctly. Product sensor not reading correctly. Any other issues not covered in this document please call your local service or corporate office for assistance ...
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Page 28: Label System Quote - Systems
This is the initial quote that has been filled out and product tested on LABEL SYSTEM QUOTE - SYSTEMS Type of industry sector Quote # Distributor Date quote Salesman Salesman Phone Number Customer Contact Customer address Title Phone No. APPLICATION Application process Description / Summary ... - Page 29 Paper Film Clear Sketch, photograph or sample of labels to be used in the application process Application Requirements Applicator Model Mini-Con Mini-Con Mini-Con TB Mini-Con Tube Mini-Con C Other Location of label on product each product Side Front Bottom Wrap...
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Page 30: Auxiliary Equipment
other Front and Back +/- 1/32 +/- 1/16 +/- 1/8 other Special Applicator or Application Requirements: speeds, O.D., powered, printer/imprinters, stroke length, etc. Line Specifications Fixed Line Speed Variable speed Min Encoder Product orientation Are products evenly spaced when fed into system Give detailed flow of the proposed labeling process Infeed Transfer Outfeed Transfer... - Page 31 Type Thermal Transfer Direct Thermal Color Ink Jet Type of labeling Software Rewinder or unwinder Product sensor type Other please give in detail description and or drawings or pictures Customer Facilities Electrical Voltage Amps Independent breaker Protected Space Width Length Floor Table other...
- Page 32 Operator that did the testing Notes and comments Tach‐It / Ben Clements and Sons, Inc. 50 Ruta Court, South Hackensack, New Jersey 07606 USA Tel: 201‐440‐5500 Toll Free: 800‐222‐5540 Fax: 201‐440‐1455 Web: www.tach‐it.com ...
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