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9/9/2021 

             SWA-48-PMO MANUAL 

 

Table of Contents

 

Copyright 2019 Vestil Manufacturing Corp.; All rights reserved                                                Page 4 of 17 

Machine Installation: Numbers in parentheses () correspond to item numbers in the Exploded View on p. 8. 

 

1. Move the machine to its installation location with a fork truck. Insert the forks lengthwise along each side of the 

frame. Adjust fork spacing (on the forklift carriage) so that the forks lie underneath the ½” x 3” x 3” anchoring tabs 

on each side of the frame.  Be careful to avoid damaging the electrical components. 

2. Prop up the motor end of the frame (1), for instance with 4” x 4” lumber or something similar. 

3. Stand the mast (18) upright on the end of the frame opposite the turntable. Standing at the end of the frame 

opposite the turntable, the mast must be oriented with the (stretch wrap) carriage on the left side of the frame.  

Align the hole in each corner of the mast mounting plate with its corresponding hole in the frame. 

4. Bolt the mast to the frame with the hardware provided, and wrench-tighten. 
5. Remove the counterbalance retaining screw. The screw is located approximately 12” up from the bottom of the 

mast. Cut the cable tie holding the mast cable to the pulley at the top of the mast. 

6. Anchor the frame to the floor. There are 9/16” holes located at the corners of the frame and under the edge of the 

turntable.  Tighten the anchors until the frame is level. 

7. Shim and/or apply grout under the frame wherever the frame is not in contact with the ground to prevent bowing. 
8. Tighten all of the anchor bolts with an appropriately sized wrench. 

9. Bolt the motor & drive assembly (15) onto the gear reducer using the included hardware and shaft key.  When 

finished, the drive controller should face the right side of the frame. 

10. Connect the (turntable) power cord plug to a standard 15A or 20A, 120 VAC receptacles.  If a powered mast (see 

p. 18) is installed, the turntable power cord can plug into the pigtail cord from the mast’s control enclosure. Plug the 
mast’s power cord into a 120V receptacle to supply both the mast and turntable with electricity. 

11. Verify that the turntable rotates and that the speed control knob provides full speed range adjustment. If a 

powered mast is installed, verify that the mast operates (see 

Operating the Powered Mast

 on p. 12) and that the 

mast's upper and lower travel limit switches function properly. 

12. Clean up debris. Confirm that all labels are intact and easily readable. See 

Labeling diagram

 on p. 12. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Stretch Wrap Holder Assembly 

 

The wrap holder accommodates 10-20 inch rolls of stretch wrap.  

 

Loading stretch wrap: 

 

1.  Unwind the wing nut (A) sufficiently to remove the lock spacer (6) 

underneath the bottom retainer (2). 

2.  Remove the lock spacer. 

3.  Remove the retainer (5) and bearing (4). 

4.  Remove the spent roll of stretch wrap and install a new roll. 

5.  Reinstall the retainer (5); secure it in place with the lock spacer (6). 

6.  Tighten the wing nut (A) until the roll is snugly grasped between the 

tube retainers (2) and (3). Adjust the tightness of the wing nut to 

achieve the desired degree of material stretch—the material will 

stretch more the more tightly the roll is grasped.  

 

Item   Part no. 

Description 

Qty. 

20-014-116  Frame, rod, wrap retainer 

20-014-006  Tube retainer (bottom) 

20-014-005  Tube retainer (top) 

20-110-002  Bearing, ball, 

3

/

4

 in., shield 

68061 

1

5

/

8

 in. retainer ring 

20-113-022  Spacer, lock 

20-113-003 

7

/

8

 in. fiber washer 

*8 

SRF-18 

20in. plastic wrap (not included) 

 

Summary of Contents for SWA-48

Page 1: ...d user is solely responsible for confirming that product design complies with all laws regulations codes and mandatory standards applied where the product is used Table of Contents Signal Words 2 Hazards 2 Introduction 3 Installation 3 Stretch Wrap Holder Assembly 4 Adjusting Belt Tension 5 Operation 5 6 7 Exploded Views Bills of Materials Operating the Powered Mast 8 9 10 11 12 Labeling Diagram 1...

Page 2: ... on the turntable or the load at any time Install the machine ONLY on even level surfaces where it will not be exposed to the outdoor environment Keep hands clothing etc out of contact with all moving parts of the machine during operation During operation stand with the mast between yourself and the turntable DO NOT activate the turntable UNLESS the load is centered on it and stable Rotation can c...

Page 3: ...hat it complies with all regulations applicable to the machine and its location The end user must verify that the supplied equipment is installed so it will be suited to the environment in which it will be used Installation must be performed by suitably trained personnel with access to the appropriate equipment The electrical aspects of the installation should be performed by an electrician Choose...

Page 4: ... the gear reducer using the included hardware and shaft key When finished the drive controller should face the right side of the frame 10 Connect the turntable power cord plug to a standard 15A or 20A 120 VAC receptacles If a powered mast see p 18 is installed the turntable power cord can plug into the pigtail cord from the mast s control enclosure Plug the mast s power cord into a 120V receptacle...

Page 5: ... cause the entire load to shift suddenly if it catches on the frame Do not exceed the machine s load ratings Damage or premature failure to the drive system or its components could result from exceeding the listed capacity Place loads onto the turntable slowly and gently using a pallet truck or walk behind fork lift using an optional approach ramp or with a fork truck Do not drop loads onto the tu...

Page 6: ...rd to move the stretch wrap material roll upward Push the handle down to move the material downward Control of the tension stretch of the stretch wrap material is achieved by turning the handle on top of the material Screw the handle clockwise downward to increase the material tension and stretch and turn it counterclockwise upward to decrease the material stretch Always carefully watch the pallet...

Page 7: ... with the speed knob turned fully counterclockwise about 3 rpm 1 09 Acceleration Time 1 d 10 Time to accelerate the motor to the drive s maximum output frequency set point in seconds 1 15 Auto Acceleration Deceleration d 0 Allows for a linear acceleration rate of the motor 1 16 S Curve in Acceleration d 7 Determines how smoothly the drive accelerates 2 00 Source of Frequency Command d 3 Allows the...

Page 8: ... Split lock washer carbon steel medium zinc finish 3 8 12 6 20 117 003 External retaining ring 1 dia 1 18 20 514 084 Subassembly counter balanced mast manual 1 7 11103 Hex bolt grade A zinc plated 3 8 16x3 4 4 19 20 001 153 Bracket mast mount 1 8 33008 Flat washer low carbon USS zinc plated 3 8 16 20 36106 Hex nut grade a zinc plated 3 8 16 10 9 20 110 003 Cam roller with seal 10 21 11105 Hex bolt...

Page 9: ...ber washer 2 12 20 014 005 Frame tube retainer top 1 13 68061 15 8in retainer ring 1 14 20 014 006 Tube retainer bottom 1 15 20 111 002 Bearing 7R16 1 16 20 014 116 Frame rod wrap retainer 1 17 20 113 022 Spacer lock 1 Item Part no Description Quantity 1 20 514 080 Weldment carriage frame 1 2 20 145 010 Specialty hardware clamp wrap mounting 1 3 21 113 021 Spacer bearing shaft 8 4 20 110 006 Rolle...

Page 10: ... retaining ring 1 diameter shaft 1 22 01 029 007 Box 6x8x4 junction box w lid not NEMA 4 1 7 11103 Hex bolt gr A zinc plated 3 8 16 x 3 4 4 23 11005 Bolt HHCS 2 z plated 1 4 20UNC x 1 4 8 33008 Flat washer low carbon USS z plated 3 8 28 24 33618 Medium split lock washer 1 4 4 9 20 110 003 Cam roller with seal 10 25 36102 Hex nut gr A z plated 1 4 20 4 10 11061 Bolt HHCS 2 z plated 5 16 18 x 2 10 2...

Page 11: ...er 1 17 20 014 116 Frame rod wrap retainer 1 18 20 110 002 Bearing ball 1 19 20 014 006 Tube retainer 1 20 68061 Internal retaining ring 1 5 8 1 21 20 113 022 Spacer lock 1 22 01 022 001 Limit switch with roller arm 2 23 01 029 007 Junction box w lid 6x8x4 not NEMA 4 1 24 32106 Screw drill tap 12 24 x 7 8 4 25 34308 Split shaft collar low carbon steel black oxide finish 3 4 1 26 20 016 140 Bracket...

Page 12: ...le a button is pressed and will maintain position when the button is released Limit switches item 22 on p 11 at the top and bottom of the mast prevent the carriage from being raised or lowered too far Use the handheld controller to change position of the stretch wrap as necessary while wrapping an item Labeling Diagrams Each unit should be labeled as shown in the diagram However label content and ...

Page 13: ...p mast carriage Monthly Inspections Examine the machine for any of the following conditions at least once per month 1 Worn or damaged electrical wires 2 Damage to the motor speed control If the speed control s enclosure has been broken the drive should be replaced 3 Looseness of the drive belt Slipping of the drive belt will cause it to wear out rapidly The turntable will rotate more slowly than i...

Page 14: ... too small wire run to long or incoming voltage too low Damage to the mast or carriage Low control voltage or bad connection in control circuit Check power supply for adequacy Check incoming voltage while the motor is running Correct by installing a circuit with larger wire eliminating extension cords or installing a buck boost transformer Visually inspect the carriage and mast for signs of damage...

Page 15: ...anufacturing Corp All rights reserved Page 15 of 17 SWA 48 Electrical Circuit Diagrams 20 124 012 Rev G Disconnect the unit from electrical power before beginning work on the electrical system Only qualified trained individuals should attempt troubleshooting and repair of this equipment ...

Page 16: ...ufacturing Corp All rights reserved Page 16 of 17 SWA 48 PMO Electrical Circuit Diagrams 20 124 015 Rev J Disconnect the unit from electrical power before beginning work on the electrical system Only qualified trained individuals should attempt troubleshooting and repair of this equipment ...

Page 17: ...s motors hydraulic pumps motor controllers and cylinders It also covers defects in original parts that wear under normal usage conditions wearing parts such as bearings hoses wheels seals brushes and batteries How long is the warranty period The warranty period for original dynamic components is 1 year For wearing parts the warranty period is 90 days Both warranty periods begin on the date Vestil ...

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