SureKap SK6000-BF6, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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Rev. Date: 24 August 2018
“SK6000-BF6 Capper Manual-word document (master) ”
Step 1: Place the container on the conveyor and run it through the capper.
Step 2: Adjust the clutched spindles until the tightening disc touch the sides of the cap. The
2
nd
set should tighten the cap. The 3
rd
set should apply the final amount of torque to assure
the cap is tight. The 2
nd
set should appear to do most of the work.
Step 3: Adjust accordingly, if needed. Secure spindle knob with the lock knob.
H
H. CHUTE IN/OUT
Measure between the inside edges of the 3/4" x 3/4" stainless steel cross blocks on the entry
end of the chute. SUREKAP manufactures two types of chutes: a straight chute and a “C”
chute. The purpose of both is to feed caps from your bowl to your container. The side rails
that confine the cap move in and out from center for different diameters of caps with a single
turn knob. The top confinement is adjustable up and down for different height caps.
Step 1: Adjust the chute for your cap diameter by turning the knob to open or close the side
rails, allowing the caps to slide from the entering end of the chute to the exit end unrestricted
all the way down to the chute fingers. There should be enough space to keep the caps from
jamming in the chute; approximately 1/32" to 1/16" on each side of the cap normally works
well.
Step 2: The top confinement rail should be adjusted up or down so there is approximately
1/16" clearance from the top of the cap to the rail. A cap should now slide freely from the
bowl discharge to the chute guide fingers. If not, make the necessary adjustments to free the
binding cap.