Sentry by Orion
Orion
Semi-Automatic Stretch Wrapping Machine
Revision 2.8
Introduction and Safety
27 August 2014
Page 1-12
Machine Installation
After the visual inspection has been completed, the electrical power and the compressed
air (Optional) shall be connected as specified on the diagrams supplied with the machine.
An electrical diagram is provided with each machine.
Make sure the machine is on a level surface. Orion Packaging insist on a dedicated circuit
be used for this wrapper. Extension cords are not allowed and can void your warranty.
Assembly Procedure
Note:
The structural frames of the machine have to be installed on a lev-
eled floor. The base deviation from vertical must not exceed 1/4" on
the distance of 10 feet (angle: 0 degrees 6').
Move the wrapper into its final position. If the wrapper is to be secured to the floor, we
recommend that the wrapper base section be bolted to the floor by the 1/2" concrete floor
anchors (leg & shield or expandable type-Red Heads).
Any wiring that has been disconnected to facilitate transport is marked with a number
located on the junction box to which the wiring must be reconnected. Any wire run that
appears too short or long may indicate that the position of the mechanical components is
incorrect. Verify the status of all assemblies before proceeding.
In the case of the free standing panel (console) place it adjacent to the system and anchor
firmly to the floor. Connect the liquid tight (rigid conduit) to the main junction box located
on the wrapper main frame next to the tower.
Before Starting Machine Operation
Verify that the machine is properly connected to the electrical source. The electrical
requirements depend on the machine type and features. For this information, please see the
machine electrical diagram provided with this machine operation manual. The control
panel layout for the machine is shown on the drawing.
CAUTION
Before preceding the machine operation familiarize yourself with the
EMERGENCY-STOP button and all functions, switches and pushbuttons.
