Watkiss Vario, Operating Manual

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Air Blast
When stacking large and/or flimsy sheets, such as car-
bonless paper, air can be directed into the jogger to aid
neat stacking.
The volume of air is controlled by an air tap (see p.59).
Turning the tap to the right provides more air, and turning
to the left reduces the air. When not using the jogger,
ensure that the tap is turned off (fully left) to preserve
system air.
Air should usually be directed at the bottom corner of the
stack, but different positioning may be necessary to suit
the paper characteristics, curl etc. A combination of air
pipes and connectors are provided to allow optimum
positioning.
SETTING THE
PAPER PATH
Rear Deflector Fingers
The rear deflector fingers allow you to determine if sets
are delivered to the front or the rear of the machine. They
are located at the rear of the floor base and can be pivoted
forwards or backwards via a lever to alter the paper path.
When feeding to the front of the machine, paper exits the
floor base either forwards or straight down. The paper
path is adjusted automatically depending on whether you
are feeding into a jogger, Deep Pile Stacker or booklet
maker.
Air Tap
Air Pipes and Connectors