SureKap SK6000-BF6, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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Rev. Date: 24 August 2018
“SK6000-BF6 Capper Manual-word document (master) ”
capper. CAUTION: Be careful not to crank the chute into the feeder discharge or the
feeder discharge into the chute.
SET-UP AND CHANGEOVER
Using the Application and Set-Up Data Sheet:
As parts of SUREKAP’s final testing and documentation procedure, your capper has been
performance tested with container and cap combinations provided to us. From each container
and cap combination tested and approved, a series of measurements are documented onto the
SUREKAP Application and Set-Up Data Sheet to allow you, the customer, to duplicate the set-
up with an established baseline for set-ups and changeovers to other caps and containers. With a
proper understanding of each measurement’s reference points, it is possible to duplicate the
factory recommended specifications that yield the highest operating performance. The following
information briefly defines the theories behind each adjustment and also defines from where
each measurement is scaled.
To begin using the SUREKAP Application and Set-Up Data Sheet, it is assumed that the capper
has been correctly and exactly placed over a container transport conveyor. The correct
relationship between the capper and conveyor is crucial for trouble-free operation. Do not
assume the capper will operate with any degree of success if the initial capper set-up procedures
have been neglected.
To begin, you will need the following:
1. The capper system correctly placed over the container transport conveyor.
2. A six and a twelve inch flexible steel rule, scaled in one thirty seconds of an inch. In
some cases, an eighteen or twenty-four inch scale is required. A metal scale provides a
much more accurate measurement than a ruler or a tape measure.
3.
A set of hex keys (sometimes referred to as Allen or “L” wrenches). The set should
range from 1/8 to 5/16 of an inch.
4. The SUREKAP Application and Set-Up Data Sheet. Take a moment to get familiar with
the format of the sheet. The top of the Set-Up Data Sheet contains information such as:
customer, machine type and serial number of the tested machine. At the far left of the
page are the reference points (A through R), which run vertically (up and down). Notice
the first and second horizontal (left to right) row list the cap and container combinations
tested. Locate the vertical column that has the cap and container combination you wish
to adjust the capper to run. Following the column downward, adjust the capper to the
measurement specified in each window. It is recommended to follow the order as they
are listed; this is most important for the first three windows, as they are related to each
other. Once the first three measurements have been set, the order of the rest can be
varied to suit, in some cases they will have to be in an order to make room for the scale,
the tool or the hand.