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Continued from previous page.

4

Press the 

MENU

 

 key 10 times to navigate to the Minimum Product Length screen and enter the new 

value.

5

Press the 

CLEAR

  CANCEL 

 

 

 

 key until you return to the READY screen.

6

Some applications may require the repositioning of the Product (Label) Sensors. Do this by 

loosening the bolts on the Product (Label) Sensor Pair Mounting Rod and repositioning as 

required.

Terms/Conditions

Maintenance

Safety

Introduction

Terminology

Setup

Summary of Contents for MFT 102hsm

Page 1: ...Multifeeder Technology 4821 White Bear Parkway St Paul MN 55110 651 407 3100 www multifeeder com Document No 3906330 MFT 102 103hsm Labeler Operator Manual Document Revision 0D ...

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Page 4: ...Rewind Configuration 17 Peel Plate Assembly 18 Typical Media 18 Labeler Control Box Exterior 20 Labeler Control Box Interior 22 Keypad Detailed 24 Setup 26 Sequence of Operation 26 Labeler Control Box Power Up 28 Labeler Thread Pattern 30 General Labeler Thread Pattern 30 Power Unwind Media Sensor Box 32 With Power Unwind and Vacuum Take Up 34 With Power Unwind and Power Take Up 36 Standard Produc...

Page 5: ...oduct Sensor Advanced Calibration Continued 62 Label Product Sensor Advanced Calibration Continued 64 Label Product Sensor Advanced Calibration Continued 66 Ready to Run Checklist 70 Notes 71 Maintenance 72 Preventative Maintenance 72 Daily 72 Weekly 72 Semi Annually 72 Annually 72 Maintenance Log 73 Control Box External Connections 74 Control Box Intercommunication Wiring 75 Product Dimensions 76...

Page 6: ...rminology used later in the manual Setup The Setup section provides instructions for basis setup the MFT equipment Maintenance The Maintenance section describes the basic maintenance necessary to ensure optimal performance of your MFT equipment Terms and Conditions Multifeeder Standard Terms and Conditions Icon Definitions Caution This icon is used to alert you to very important safety instruction...

Page 7: ...ent must be properly installed and basic maintenance must be performed at regular intervals Compromised performance and unsafe operation may result from unauthorized modification Unauthorized modifications of any kind will void the product warranty and are strongly discouraged This equipment requires operation by properly trained personnel in accordance with all the applicable operation and mainte...

Page 8: ...be Reader version 9 0 version allows the for full display and inter activity features of this manual Furthermore set the display settings to view to Two Up and Show Cover Page During Two Up That ensure the manual will be displayed as intended Viewing Electronic Manual Terms Conditions Setup Maintenance Terminology Safety Introduction ...

Page 9: ...ystem Tank 8 9 10 Glue System Control Box 11 12 Shingling Conveyor Control Box Terms Conditions Setup Maintenance Safety Introduction Terminology 9 Illustration Page Definition Page When printing this manual print in color and two sided This allows the printed pages to be placed into a three ring binder as illustrated above with the graphics on the left and the definitions on the right Viewing Pri...

Page 10: ... adjustment to the MFT equipment or to clean or clear jams on the MFT equipment The MFT equipment may be unplugged in an emergency Be aware that air cylinder if equipped may actuate during power up and power down sequences Be aware the MFT could cycle unexpectedly if the MFT equipment is not placed into a safe mode Make sure loose jewelry clothing long hair neckties etc are properly secured before...

Page 11: ... be unplugged in an emergency Use only fuses of the correct type voltage and current ratings 5 x 20mm 10A 250V Do not stack items on the machine even when it is not in use Always power down equipment before making any adjustment or clearing jams Perform regular maintenance on your MFT equipment Failure to do so may result in damage to the machine or machine operators Maintenance tasks should be pe...

Page 12: ... equipment is intended to be operated by trained and qualified personnel Make sure loose jewelry clothing long hair neckties etc are properly secured before you operate the MFT equipment This machine operates on mains voltage Contact with this voltage may lead to serious injury or death Hazard Warnings Terms Conditions Setup Maintenance Terminology Introduction Safety ...

Page 13: ...3 Hazard Warnings Cutout Print this page separately to cutout the hazard warning illustrations and affix it to the equipment as required Terms Conditions Setup Maintenance Terminology Introduction Safety ...

Page 14: ... 14 Terminology 1 9 10 11 12 13 2 5 6 7 8 3 4 Main Body and Power Unwind Terms Conditions Setup Maintenance Safety Introduction Terminology ...

Page 15: ...ensor Box Label Width Adjustment Plate 6 Main Drive Roller 7 Main Drive Pinch Roller 8 Main Drive Pinch Roller Pull Down Bar 9 Power Unwind Media Front Plate 10 Power Unwind Media Front Plate Locking Lever 11 Media Guide Roller 12 Main Mounting Bar 13 Peel Plate Assembly Terms Conditions Setup Maintenance Safety Introduction Terminology ...

Page 16: ... 16 Rewind Assembly Options Vacuum Take Up Rewind Power Take Up Rewind 1 2 3 1 2 6 4 5 4 7 6 8 5 3 Terms Conditions Setup Maintenance Safety Introduction Terminology ...

Page 17: ...ice Mounting Bracket 4 Power Take Up Rewind Main Housing 5 Vacuum Take Up Device Entry Cap 5 Power Take Up Rewind Upper Idler Roller 6 Vacuum Take Up Device Entrance 6 Power Take Up Rewind Lower Idler Roller 7 Upper Rewind Dancer Arm Sensor Shown behind dancer arm cutaway 8 Lower Rewind Dancer Arm Sensor Vacuum Take Up Rewind Configuration Power Take Up Rewind Configuration Terms Conditions Setup ...

Page 18: ... 18 Peel Plate Assembly Typical Media 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 7 1 2 3 4 Terms Conditions Setup Maintenance Safety Introduction Terminology ...

Page 19: ...uide Rings 3 Product Label Sensor Pair Mounting Rod 4 Upper Product Label Sensor 5 Lower Product Label Sensor 6 Product Label Sensor Pair Mounting Rod Adjustment Slot 7 Peel Plate 8 Peel Edge Typical Media 1 Media 2 Liner 3 Label 4 Gap Terms Conditions Setup Maintenance Safety Introduction Terminology ...

Page 20: ...RESET 20 2 2 1 3 4 5 Labeler Control Box Exterior Terms Conditions Setup Maintenance Safety Introduction Terminology ...

Page 21: ...he Control Box to the labeler motors 3 Primary Keypad Allows operator to access and adjust labeler settings 4 System Reset Button Allows the operator to reset the labelers interlock system 5 Cover Cam Latch Used to latch the cover closed Terms Conditions Setup Maintenance Safety Introduction Terminology ...

Page 22: ...RESET 22 Labeler Control Box Interior 1 2 3 Terms Conditions Setup Maintenance Safety Introduction Terminology ...

Page 23: ...ntain 3 servo drive controllers See page 15 for configuration examples 1 Primary Keypad Allows operator to access and adjust the labeler s main drive settings 2 Powered Unwind Keypad Allows operator to access and adjust the labeler s powered unwind settings 3 Powered Rewind Keypad Allows operator to access and adjust the labeler s powered rewind settings Terms Conditions Setup Maintenance Safety I...

Page 24: ... 24 4 11 8 6 7 3 10 5 12 9 1 2 14 13 Keypad Detailed Terms Conditions Setup Maintenance Safety Introduction Terminology ...

Page 25: ...d stop certain function of the feeder 7 Stop Motor Key Used to stop or de energies the drive motor 8 Change Speed Key Used to change the dispense speed 9 Set Product Thickness Used during media setup 10 Cycle Start Key Used to start the application cycle 11 Jog To Clear Key Used to feed the label to the end of the peel plate 12 Jog Key Used to jog or feed the media or label The drive continuously ...

Page 26: ... 26 Setup Sequence of Operation 1 4 2 3 Terms Conditions Maintenance Safety Introduction Terminology Setup ...

Page 27: ...he gap 3 The Power Unwind Media Sensor is triggered as the media is used up and triggers the Power Unwind to supply additional media into the Power Unwind Media Box 4 The Rewind Dancer Arm Sensor on the Power Rewind is triggered and takes up the slack in the liner as it develops during the application Terms Conditions Maintenance Safety Introduction Terminology Setup ...

Page 28: ... Action Displayed Labeler Control Box Power Up STATUS OFF PRESS ON TO ENABLE EQUIPMENT MODE XXXXXXXXX MODE F1 TECHNICIAN F2 FACTORY MODE ADVANCED TIPPING MODE AUTO OFF STATUS READY PRODUCT COUNT 1 PROGRAM NUMBER 1 Terms Conditions Maintenance Safety Introduction Terminology Setup ...

Page 29: ...ction before powering up or setting up any Multifeeder Equipment 1 Turn on the main Power Switch and wait until you see illustrated screen is displayed 2 Press the On Key to complete the Power On Sequence Terms Conditions Maintenance Safety Introduction Terminology Setup ...

Page 30: ... 30 1 2 3 4 5 6 General Labeler Thread Pattern Labeler Thread Pattern Terms Conditions Maintenance Safety Introduction Terminology Setup ...

Page 31: ...the media over the Peel Plate and around the Peel Edge removing any labels from the liner after the Peel Edge as illustrated by the dashed line 6 Thread the liner under the Main Drive Pinch Roller and then between the Main Drive Pinch Roller and the Main Drive Roller Using the Main Drive Pinch Roller Pull Down Bar Continue threading the liner around the Main Drive Roller and to the rewind device N...

Page 32: ... 32 2 1 Power Unwind Media Sensor Box Terms Conditions Maintenance Safety Introduction Terminology Setup ...

Page 33: ...ositioned to trigger with the media being applied 2 Use the 4 screws to adjust the Power Unwind Media Sensor Box Label Width Adjustment Plate to control the side to side movement of the media Terms Conditions Maintenance Safety Introduction Terminology Setup ...

Page 34: ... 34 With Power Unwind and Vacuum Take Up 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 Terms Conditions Maintenance Safety Introduction Terminology Setup ...

Page 35: ...l Edge removing any labels from the liner after the Peel Edge as illustrated by the dashed line 6 Thread the liner under the Main Drive Pinch Roller and then between the Main Drive Pinch Roller and the Main Drive Roller Using the Main Drive Pinch Roller Pull Down Bar Continue threading the liner around the Main Drive Roller and to the rewind device 7 Place a length of liner material into the Vacuu...

Page 36: ... 36 With Power Unwind and Power Take Up 8 9 10 7 1 2 3 5 6 4 Terms Conditions Maintenance Safety Introduction Terminology Setup ...

Page 37: ... illustrated by the dashed line 6 Thread the liner under the Main Drive Pinch Roller and then between the Main Drive Pinch Roller and the Main Drive Roller Using the Main Drive Pinch Roller Pull Down Bar Continue threading the liner around the Main Drive Roller and to the rewind device 7 Thread the liner underneath the Power Take Up Rewind Lower Idler Roller 8 Thread the label around the Power Tak...

Page 38: ...Sensor Safe Area 38 Standard Product Sensor Setup 1 2 Terms Conditions Maintenance Safety Introduction Terminology Setup ...

Page 39: ...as been moved and becomes seriously out of adjustment the following setup instructions will restore the labeler product sensor to normal operation 1 When required use an 1 5mm allen wrench to align the emitter and receiver as illustrated 2 Position the labeler product sensor within the safe sensor area that is 5mm from any edge of the label Continue on the next page Terms Conditions Maintenance Sa...

Page 40: ...IDENTIFICATION 3 SETUP 6 DIAGNOSTICS SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS 1 4 MENU FOR NEXT 1 STACK LIGHT 4 PSTART LOW P INPUT 2 PRODUCT SENSOR 5 LOW PRODUCT OUTPUT 3 LINE SPEED ENC 6 AUTO ON OUTPUT Standard Product Sensor Setup Continued Terms Conditions Maintenance Safety Introduction Terminology Setup ...

Page 41: ... from previous page 3 From the READY screen on the controller press the MENU key 4 Press the 6 key to select DIAGNOSTICS Continue on the next page Terms Conditions Maintenance Safety Introduction Terminology Setup ...

Page 42: ...T SENSOR 1 4 SELECTED 0 1 XXX 2 XXX 3 XXX 4 XXX MODE ADVANCED TIPPING LABELER STATUS READY PRODUCT COUNT 1 PROGRAM NUMBER CHECKING PRODUCT THICKNESS PLEASE WAIT 5 Standard Product Sensor Setup Continued Terms Conditions Maintenance Safety Introduction Terminology Setup ...

Page 43: ...ct sensor and move it until the values fall between 90 110 When the numbers are in range tighten the top half of the sensor drive to lock it in place 7 Press the CLEAR CANCEL key until you return to the READY screen 8 Press the SET PROD THICKNESS key The labeler product sensor is now ready It is recommended that you save your settings Note For alternate or non standard sensor setup go to page 50 T...

Page 44: ... Action Displayed MAIN 1 2 MENU KEY FOR NEXT 1 SETTINGS 4 REPORTS 2 PROGRAMS 5 IDENTIFICATION 3 SETUP 6 DIAGNOSTICS PRODUCT LENGTH M F3 DEFAULT 210 RANGE 5 1500 mm CURRENT 150 NEW 150 Terms Conditions Maintenance Safety Introduction Terminology Setup ...

Page 45: ...ress the key to select SETTINGS Continue on the next page Note Follow the rules below to ensure proper label feeding when adjusting the Label Stop Position Never use a minimum product length longer than the length of the label Never use a minimum product length that makes the label stop past the sensor If this happens then instead move the sensor down stream so the product stops under the sensor T...

Page 46: ... Action Displayed 4 MIN PRODUCT LENGTH M F3 DEFAULT 0 RANGE 0 1000 mm CURRENT 0 NEW 0 10X 5 6 MODE ADVANCED TIPPING LABELER STATUS READY PRODUCT COUNT 1 PROGRAM NUMBER Terms Conditions Maintenance Safety Introduction Terminology Setup ...

Page 47: ...new value 5 Press the CLEAR CANCEL key until you return to the READY screen 6 Some applications may require the repositioning of the Product Label Sensors Do this by loosening the bolts on the Product Label Sensor Pair Mounting Rod and repositioning as required Terms Conditions Maintenance Safety Introduction Terminology Setup ...

Page 48: ... MACHINE SPEED M F30 DEFAULT 50 RANGE 1 140 MPM CURRENT 50 NEW 50 3 2 NEW VALUE OF 92 SUCCESSFULLY STORED 4 MODE ADVANCED TIPPING LABELER STATUS READY PRODUCT COUNT 1 PROGRAM NUMBER Terms Conditions Maintenance Safety Introduction Terminology Setup ...

Page 49: ...lay NEW VALUE OF the entered value SUCCESSFULLY STORED After three 3 seconds the screen will return to the Machine Speed setting screen 4 Press the CLEAR CANCEL key until you return to the READY screen If you keyed an incorrect value press the Clear Cancel Key to re enter the value Terms Conditions Maintenance Safety Introduction Terminology Setup ...

Page 50: ...ION 3 SETUP 6 DIAGNOSTICS PRODUCT LENGTH M F3 DEFAULT 210 RANGE 5 1500 mm CURRENT 210 NEW 210 MAX JOG SPEED S DEFAULT 20 RANGE 1 100 CURRENT 20 NEW 20 SIGNAL DELAY M F3 DEFAULT 0 RANGE 0 30000 CURRENT 0 NEW 0 5 SIGNAL PERIOD M F3 DEFAULT 0 RANGE 0 10000 CURRENT 0 NEW 0 Terms Conditions Maintenance Safety Introduction Terminology Setup ...

Page 51: ...etting This setting allows the operator to adjust the speed the labeler jogs a label when the key or the is pressed 4 Press the from the previous screen to enter the Signal Delay setting This setting allows the operator to adjust when the labeler begins applying the label In effect the position of the label on the product it is applied to 5 Press the from the previous screen to enter the Signal Pe...

Page 52: ...ontinued 6 7 Action Displayed NO PRODUCT LIMIT M F3 DEFAULT 240 RANGE 15 255 CURRENT 240 NEW 240 PRODUCT SEPARATION 0 1 mm units M F3 RANGE 1 1000 DEFAULT 5 CURRENT 5 NEW 5 Terms Conditions Maintenance Safety Introduction Terminology Setup ...

Page 53: ...the value the Product Label Sensor uses to determine when a label gap is detected See page 58 7 Press the from the previous screen to enter the Product Separation setting This setting allows the operator to adjust the Label Gap settings for non standard labels Continue on the next page Terms Conditions Maintenance Safety Introduction Terminology Setup ...

Page 54: ...ion Displayed MAIN 1 2 MENU KEY FOR NEXT 1 SETTINGS 4 REPORTS 2 PROGRAMS 5 IDENTIFICATION 3 SETUP 6 DIAGNOSTICS MAIN 2 2 MENU KEY FOR NEXT 1 DEMO MODE 4 LANGUAGE 2 TECHNICIAN 3 FACTORY Terms Conditions Maintenance Safety Introduction Terminology Setup ...

Page 55: ...tandard product or label sensor Follow the instructions specific to the sensor to ensure the sensor function properly in your application 1 Connect the non Standard Sensor to J3 2 Navigate to the Advanced Sensor settings From the READY screen on the controller press the MENU key 3 Press the to navigate to the Main 2 2 screen Continue on the next page Terms Conditions Maintenance Safety Introductio...

Page 56: ...EBOUNCE 6 WIZARDS DIGITAL I O 1 4 MENU KEY FOR NEXT 1 STANDARD I O SIGNALS 2 DUPLICATE SIGNALS 3 PRODUCT SENSOR NO PRODUCT LIMIT M F3 DEFAULT 240 RANGE 15 255 CURRENT 240 NEW 240 ADVANCED PRODUCT SENSOR S DEFAULT 0 RANGE 0 OFF 1 9 PORT CURRENT 0 NEW 0 Non Standard Product Sensor Setup Continued Enter Password 3X Terms Conditions Maintenance Safety Introduction Terminology Setup ...

Page 57: ... 7 Press the key to enter the Product Sensor menu options 8 Press the MENU key 3 times to navigate to the Advanced Product Sensor setting Note The password is disclosed during the install and training or available by contacting the Multifeeder Technology service department at 651 407 3100 during normal business hours in the central time zone Terms Conditions Maintenance Safety Introduction Termino...

Page 58: ... Sensor Setup Continued 9 ADVANCED PRODUCT SENSOR S DEFAULT 0 RANGE 0 OFF 1 9 PORT CURRENT 9 NEW 9 10 MODE ADVANCED TIPPING LABELER STATUS READY PRODUCT COUNT 1 PROGRAM NUMBER Terms Conditions Maintenance Safety Introduction Terminology Setup ...

Page 59: ...vious page 9 Press the key to set J3 as the input port for the non standard product sensor 10 Press the CLEAR CANCEL key until you return to the READY screen Terms Conditions Maintenance Safety Introduction Terminology Setup ...

Page 60: ...Labels and Sensor Side View 0 255 Sensor Profile 60 Label Product Sensor Advanced Calibration 1 2 1 2 4 5 6 7 3 Terms Conditions Maintenance Safety Introduction Terminology Setup ...

Page 61: ... is a graphic representation of what the sensor sees as the media passes through it The wavy line 5 is the sensor value when the sensor is seeing the label and liner and the spike 6 is the sensor value when the label sees the label gap or liner only The graph 7 represents numerical values of what the sensor might see The values range from 0 to 255 Where 0 is a completely opaque material and 255 is...

Page 62: ...KEY FOR NEXT 1 SETTINGS 4 REPORTS 2 PROGRAMS 5 IDENTIFICATION 3 SETUP 6 DIAGNOSTICS SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS 1 4 MENU FOR NEXT 1 STACK LIGHT 4 PSTART LOW P INPUT 2 PRODUCT SENSOR 5 LOW PRODUCT OUTPUT 3 LINE SPEED ENC 6 AUTO ON OUTPUT Terms Conditions Maintenance Safety Introduction Terminology Setup ...

Page 63: ...move any labels from the liner as illustrated 4 From the READY screen on the controller press the MENU key 5 Press the 6 key to select DIAGNOSTICS Continue on the next page Terms Conditions Maintenance Safety Introduction Terminology Setup ...

Page 64: ...YSTEM DIAGNOSTICS ITEM 2 OF 24 PRODUCT SENSOR 1 4 SELECTED 0 1 255 2 255 3 102 4 36 7 Value 255 Drive 3 Value x 25 Drive 3 Value Example 9 MODE ADVANCED TIPPING LABELER STATUS READY PRODUCT COUNT 1 PROGRAM NUMBER Terms Conditions Maintenance Safety Introduction Terminology Setup ...

Page 65: ...e of 3 referred to as Drive 3 In this example a value of 102 8 Enter the value into the No Product Sensor Value formula as illustrated 9 Press the CLEAR CANCEL key until you return to the READY screen Continue on the next page Terms Conditions Maintenance Safety Introduction Terminology Setup ...

Page 66: ...NEXT 1 DEMO MODE 4 LANGUAGE 2 TECHNICIAN 3 FACTORY 12 13 ENTERING TECHNICIAN SETTINGS MENU TYPE PASSWORD TO CONTINUE TECHNICIAN 1 4 MENU KEY FOR NEXT 1 MOTOR 4 ADVANCED SETTINGS 2 FEEDING 5 DIGITAL I O 3 DEBOUNCE 6 WIZARDS Enter Password 14 DIGITAL I O 1 4 MENU KEY FOR NEXT 1 STANDARD I O SIGNALS 2 DUPLICATE SIGNALS 3 PRODUCT SENSOR Terms Conditions Maintenance Safety Introduction Terminology Setu...

Page 67: ...er the Technician Level password See Note Press the key 13 Entering the Technician Level password displays the Technician 1 4 screen 14 Press the key to navigate to the Digital I O screen Continue on the next page Note The password is disclosed during the install and training or available by contacting the Multifeeder Technology service department at 651 407 3100 during normal business hours in th...

Page 68: ...splayed NO PRODUCT LIMIT M F3 DEFAULT 240 RANGE 15 255 CURRENT 240 NEW 140 16 MODE ADVANCED TIPPING LABELER STATUS READY PRODUCT COUNT 1 PROGRAM NUMBER Terms Conditions Maintenance Safety Introduction Terminology Setup ...

Page 69: ... 69 15 Use the keypad to enter the value calculated from page 60 16 Press the CLEAR CANCEL key until you return to the READY screen Terms Conditions Maintenance Safety Introduction Terminology Setup ...

Page 70: ...oduct Label Sensor is properly adjusted by pressing the several times verifying the label stops consistently along the Peel Edge Sensor Safe Area Verify the operation of the rewind Turn on the pneumatics for the Vacuum Take Up Rewind configuration if required or set the Control Box to Auto On for the Powered Take Up configuration Set the control box to Auto On and press Cycle Start to activated fo...

Page 71: ... 71 Notes Terms Conditions Maintenance Safety Introduction Terminology Setup ...

Page 72: ... track incorrectly causing injury or damage to the equipment ONLY USE CLEAN DRY AIR IF PNEUMATIC AIR IS REQUIRED FOR YOUR APPLICATION Daily Clean any debris from the equipment with a clean cloth dampened with the alcohol water solution Visually inspect the rollers and guides for damage or unusual wear Visually inspect the machine for loose screws bolts and adjustment knobs Weekly Inspect the photo...

Page 73: ... 73 Date Type Comments Initials 10 10 05 Weekly Cleaned glue built up on peel plate idler roller DM Maintenance Log Terms Conditions Terminology Safety Introduction Setup Maintenance ...

Page 74: ...6 Product Sensor J10 RS485 J7 Descrete I O J1 Start Sensor J3 Low Product J2 APL Interface J4 RS232 Remote Keypad J25 RS232 J24 J22 J23 J10 J1 J2 J3 J4 J7 Lower Unwind Sensor Upper Unwind Sensor Lower Rewind Sensor Upper Rewind Sensor Vacuum Rewind J25 J6 74 Control Box External Connections Terms Conditions Terminology Safety Introduction Setup Maintenance ...

Page 75: ...eler Rewind Upper Sensor Unwind Lower Sensor Unwind Upper Sensor Rewind Lower Sensor Rewind Optional Non Standard Label Sensor Standard Label Sensor 75 Control Box Intercommunication Wiring Terms Conditions Terminology Safety Introduction Setup Maintenance ...

Page 76: ... 76 Product Dimensions MFT 102hsm MFT 103hsm Terms Conditions Terminology Safety Introduction Setup Maintenance ...

Page 77: ...lley 051534 16 Mod 1554200 Thrust Washer GTM 1630 015 3003000 5 8 Needle Roller Bearing 1002600 Ball Bearing 174012 For Use with Power Rewind Only 3091801 Compression Spring Lc042G 085 1712100 Spring Retaining To order spare parts Send fax to 651 407 3199 with part numbers and pricing on company P O or Call 651 407 3100 We do require a faxed company P O before shipment Please indicate on P O the d...

Page 78: ...eller 1 9 Order Acknowledgement Form means the written form Seller sends to Buyer indicating that Seller is in receipt of Buyer s Order 1 10 Parties means the Buyer and Multifeeder Technology Inc 1 11 Product Samples mean Buyer supplied components and or material to be fed through and or processed by the System to create a Final Product Throughput 1 12 Product Schedule means the actions undertaken...

Page 79: ...abor if 4 2 1 Shipment of the System is scheduled for a date that is more than three 3 months after the date of Buyer s Order 4 2 2 Shipment of the System is delayed by Buyer to a date that is more than three 3 months after the date of Buyer s Order or 4 2 3 Shipment of the System is accelerated due to an accelerated Production Schedule Date 4 3 Delivery Risk of Loss and Title The System will be d...

Page 80: ...erest in the System or Accessory Products for any portion of the purchase price thereof unpaid by Buyer Seller is authorized to perfect its security interest In addition if payment in full is not made within sixty 60 days following delivery of the System or within 60 days of the invoice date for any and all additional charges accrued by Buyer whichever applies Seller may at its sole discretion act...

Page 81: ...eet the Specifications Buyer shall notify in writing of the specific nature of the failure and all pertinent observations related to the failure Seller does not represent or warrant that Systems or Accessory Products sold by it complies with OSHA or any like state local or national law or regulation and the cost of modification and responsibility for such compliance is imposed upon Buyer Equipment...

Page 82: ...al Sale of Goods 11 2 Foreign Corrupt Practices Act of 1977 Buyer is subject to the laws and regulations of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act of 1977 FCPA Title 15 United States Code Service section 78dd 1 and its progeny 11 3 Prohibition on Flowdown Provisions In no event will this Agreement be subject to any other contract which would subject Seller to any additional terms and conditions or liab...

Page 83: ...f this Agreement may be brought by Buyer more than eighteen 18 months after the occurrence of the event giving rise to such action or arbitration 13 8 Attorneys Fees Seller will be entitled to recover reasonable attorneys fees and costs in any proceeding to enforce payment from Buyer 13 9 Buyer s right to use all of Seller s products systems and materials are conditioned upon Buyer s acceptance of...

Page 84: ...erly function To ensure effective production all equipment operators must a be properly trained by MFT authorized personnel and b adhere at all times to the prescribed procedures set forth in the various Operation Maintenance and System Manuals All System Performance Specifications and Guarantees are conditioned upon the adherence of all operators to the above mentioned requirements By way of exam...

Page 85: ... comply with the following a The System will be completely installed by qualified MFT personnel and all operators will be properly trained by qualified MFT personnel b Buyer will notify MFT in writing of any deficiencies observed in the System s performance with sufficient detail to assist MFT in determining the source of the reported problem c Product Samples are in compliance with the Product Sa...

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