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Fig.5.4.3 Overall picture of paper web
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Split the paper web by hand using the slitter.
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Guide the paper from the top guide roller directly to the lowest guide roller. Here
you separate the paper web guide into two parts. See fig.5.4.1
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The back part is brought from the bottom guide roller at the point of entry directly
to the bottom guide roller at the exit. Then loop the centre guide roller at the exit
as in fig.5.4.3.
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The back part is brought from the bottom guide roller at the point of entry directly
to the centre guide roller at the exit. Afterwards you thread the paper web
between both with approx. 45° arranged guide rollers, and by doing so the lower
of the two is supported with air. See fig.5.4.2. Then you guide the paper web over
the centre guide roller to the exit.
6. Servicing
6.1 Lubrication drawing
Warning: Risk of injury by: „ e.g. cogwheel connection, screws on knurls and
worm gear, guide rollers, crossbars, pin rollers, slitters, compressor,
longitudinal and transverse registering, antistatic unit, as well as drive motors.
Comment: Servicing intervals apply for single-shift operation.
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Lubricate cogwheel connections once every 4 weeks e.g. . L71V of FAG or DIN
51502 K3N-30.