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Wire feeding speeds when ink jet marking is in use
When printing the maximum feed rate is determined by the chart below as long as printing is called for in
the part program. If a user programs a value of feed rate higher than below the machine will
automatically use the value shown below. These fonts are part of the Artos high speed font set installed
in the printer. See also, document “Verify ARTOS 9040 fonts installed.doc” and “Installation of ARTOS
Fonts in a 9040 printer.doc”.
2.9M/sec
; 5x5/6 (small) normal font
2.0M/sec
; 7x5/6 (medium) normal font
1.6M/sec
; 11x6/8 (large) normal font
2.9M/sec
; 5x5/6 (small) chimney font
2.9M/sec
; 5x7/8 (medium) chimney font
2.0M/sec
; 6x9/11 (large) chimney font
UV CURING LIGHT OR SPARK TESTER (STEADY-ON/OTHER)
When this pre-process is called up in a part the light or spark tester is turned on whenever the machine is
pulling wire. There can also be a signal back from the device to indicate a fault has occurred. When a
fault does occur the machine will either not start or it will shut down and it will display a message pre-
process fault.
BRADY WIRE WRAPTOR LABELER (WRAPTOR)
The Brady wire Wraptor is a labeling machine that wraps a label around the wire. The positioning of this
label is the same as the positioning of a hot stamp mark.
WM-6 mode – The Wraptor can only apply 1 label, unlike the WM-6 that can do two stamps. However
this feature may be useful if you need to apply just 1 label at the tail of the wire and you have many
different wire lengths. The marker will apply the label near the cut area of the wire. You just adjust the
pre-process distance to get the label in the correct place. The position will not change even if you change
wire lengths. This type of label positioning can also be done with table mark, the only problem is, that in
table mark you would need to create a pre-process for each different length of wire.
You can use section “HOT STAMP MARKER (HOT STAMP) to learn about programming the other 3
mark styles.
Special Label
This mode does not apply in the
CS327 machine.
