Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter
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Installation and Mai ntenance Manual: Shoe Sorter
Published October 2019
Rev.A1
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Receiving
Upon delivery of any ZiPline Conveyor, please review and check the following:
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The quantity of items received against the Bill of Lading.
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Complete a visual inspection of equipment to determine any damage that may have occurred
during shipping. If damage is present, document with pictures.
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Review Mark Number information and layout locations. More information can be found in
subsection 4.1.
If there are any missing or damaged components contact your ZiPline Conveyor representative with as
much detail as possible. If you are unsure of your ZiPline Conveyor representative, please contact
Customer Service at [email protected].
4.1
Mark Numbers
A mark number is a specific number given to a piece of equipment. A mark number is usually made up of
a single product line (RZPDC, RLVDC, BZPDC, etc.) but can contain many bed section lengths. They can
range from two inches to hundreds of feet in length. The mark number is used to help identify where
the piece of equipment will go within the system layout.
Every bed section of conveyor will have (2) stickers. One sticker on the infeed end of the bed, and one
sticker on the discharge end of the bed. Each sticker will contain the following information:
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ZiPline Project Number and Name
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Model Type
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Mark Number
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Match
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Piece
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Flow
Figure 2 shows the stickers that would appear on an RZPDC that has two bed sections.
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The Match field on the stickers is used to indicate if two bed sections are to be spliced to one
another.
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As shown in Figure 2 the stickers where the two beds splice together both contain Match: 1.
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The Piece field defines the bed section number within the mark.
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The flow refers to the direction of product flow along the conveyor system.
Figure 2-Mark Number Stickers
