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PACIFIC FRUIT PROCESSORS, INC. 

SOUTH GATE, CA | USA 

 

 

 

SINGLE PISTON FILLER/DEPOSITOR 

MODEL No.:  SP-64B 

SERIAL No.:   0005537 

MFG. DATE:   MAY 2007 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 

 

 

 

2122 - 222

nd

 Street S.E. | Bothell, WA 98021-4430 | U.S.A. 

 
TEL 

425.885.1183 

TEL: 

877.292.5715 (MAIN 

 TOLL FREE) 

TEL: 

888.557.7881 (PARTS DEPARTMENT 

 TOLL FREE) 

FAX: 

425.885.1492 (MAIN) 

FAX: 

425.897.4110 (PARTS DEPARTMENT) 

WEB: 

www.HINDS-BOCK.com

 

E-MAIL:  SALES INFORMATION

[email protected] 

PARTS:  

[email protected]

 

 
 

 

Air Piston & Servo Filling / Depositing Systems 

 

Air Piston & Hydraulic Transfer Pumps 

 

Spotters & Stripers 

 

Icers & Glazers 

 

Custom Integrated Designs 

 

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

Summary of Contents for Hinds-Bock SP-64B

Page 1: ...25 885 1183 TEL 877 292 5715 MAIN TOLL FREE TEL 888 557 7881 PARTS DEPARTMENT TOLL FREE FAX 425 885 1492 MAIN FAX 425 897 4110 PARTS DEPARTMENT WEB www HINDS BOCK com E MAIL SALES INFORMATION sales inquiries hinds bock com PARTS parts hinds bock com Air Piston Servo Filling Depositing Systems Air Piston Hydraulic Transfer Pumps Spotters Stripers Icers Glazers Custom Integrated Designs ...

Page 2: ...zatiki Cake and muffin batter with without inclusions Deli salads soup chili and stew All types of sauces smooth or chunky Nut Butters and spreads Thick batters such as cheesecake and fudge brownie 2P 64 Standard Features Air powered piston depositor Large deposit range up to 64 ounces per piston Stainless steel construction with all food approved contact parts Easy to clean with lift off metering...

Page 3: ...with hopper agitator and extended filling spout Great for bottom up filling of jars bottles and pouches in a vertical form fill and seal setup Keep Production Running 24 7 SP 64 depositor with P 128 transfer pump Above Hand depositing nozzle filling cups with apple pie filling Below 1 vertical cut off spouts filling jars with mustard ...

Page 4: ...UCTION START UP 9 STARTING THE MACHINE E STOPS 9 STROKE ADJUST 9 AIR FLOW CONTROLS 9 CONTROLLING THE MACHINE 10 MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING 10 AIR SUPPLY 10 AIR FILTER 11 AIR SUPPLY LUBRICATOR 11 CLEANING THE HOPPER 11 CLEANING THE AGITATOR 11 REMOVING THE PRODUCT VALVE 11 REMOVING THE PRODUCT PISTON 12 REMOVING THE PRODUCT CYLINDER 12 CLEANING THE PRODUCT HEAD 12 REMOVING THE PRODUCT SPOUT 12 HINDS ...

Page 5: ... Failure to follow instructions and warnings may result in injury and or machine damage DO NOT put fingers hands arms into machine while it is running or has power air connections that have not been shut off SHUT OFF and LOCK OUT air supply when cleaning repairing adjusting or removing jams DO NOT operate machine with guards and covers open or removed Operate machinery in a manner for which it is ...

Page 6: ...TH RESPECT TO ANY EQUIPMENT DELIVERED HEREUNDER WITH RESPECT TO THE EQUIPMENT MATERIALS PARTS AND ACCESSORIES MANUFACTURED BY OTHERS SELLER WILL UNDERTAKE TO OBTAIN FOR BUYER THE FULL BENEFIT OF THE MANUFACTURER S WARRANTIES SELLER WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY LOSS OF PROFIT LOSS BY REASON OF PLANT SHUTDOWN NON OPERATIONAL OR INCREASED EXPENSE OF OPERATION LOSS OF PRODUCT OR MATERIALS OR OTHER SPECI...

Page 7: ...ess 2 Main air cylinder Used to push deposit and pull suction the product piston in and out of the product cylinder during operation 3 Product spout type varies with application and product Directs product from the product valve and dispenses with a clean cutoff 4 Product valve Redirects product from the hopper to spout using a suction deposit rotation cycle 5 Cylinder Foot Holds the product pisto...

Page 8: ...switch must be locked using the in plant lock out tag out LOTO procedures Pinch point Crush hazard DO NOT operate without guards in place and shut off air and electrical power before servicing Burn hazard Avoid touching surfaces components during operation Wait an appropriate amount of time for cool down before servicing No Step This designates parts or surfaces of the machine that are not designe...

Page 9: ...e sanitation process and should be kept out of direct high pressure spray when the hopper is being washed If water or solvent is allowed inside the small plastic air lines connected to the cylinder premature damage and failure of the air cylinder will result Unless a quick release is present there should be no need to detach the air hoses from their respective assembly Whenever parts are removed f...

Page 10: ...til the machine has been RESET SIR Box Where applicable The SIR Single Impulse Relay box is used to communicate between an electrically driven machine and a pneumatic machine The two air hoses on the top of the box should be attached to the quick connects on the Hinds Bock depositor air assembly in place of the foot pedal hoses Either a connection from another machine or a photo eye mounted on a c...

Page 11: ...he Stroke Adjust portion in the following section When the proper weight is achieved record the settings of the machine for recipe creation with future production runs Stroke Adjust Adjust the weight of each deposit by bringing the stroke adjust forward or by moving it backward Do this by loosening the knob on the top of the assembly then rotating the hand wheel to move the stroke adjust Small adj...

Page 12: ... machine and its parts When cleaning the machine or performing maintenance all O rings should be inspected and replaced if any damage or wear is noted Lubricate all O rings with a good grade of food approved jelly lubricant compatible with the product before re assembling the machine Ideally the cleaning processes should be performed in the order shown below When cleaning the machine or performing...

Page 13: ...LUKEWARM water into the hopper with about a teaspoon of Dawn or equivalent grease dissolving liquid dish washing detergent Gently scrub off any remaining product with a soft brush 4 Reset the machine 5 Run the cleaning solution through the machine and then continue with clean water until no residue remains 6 Remove the hopper from the product head by taking off the tri clamp at its base Cleaning t...

Page 14: ...uct head Cleaning the Product Head 1 Remove the product valve and cylinder prior to cleaning the product head 2 Use a soft round brush to gently scrub out the ports using a mixture of approximately 2 gallons of LUKEWARM water with about a teaspoon of Dawn or equivalent grease dissolving liquid dish washing detergent 3 Rinse with clean water until no residue remains Removing the Product Spout Depen...

Page 15: ...cylinders Check for air leaks and abnormal movement 4 Sluggish movement is an indication of compromised performance 12 Spout air cylinders Replace 12 May vary with cycle rate run time 13 Product valve air cylinders Check for air leaks and abnormal movement 4 Sticking and air leaks are most common Misalignment can also shorten life of air cylinder 14 Product valve air cylinders Replace 16 May vary ...

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