Tetra Pak HOYER COMET C, Руководство пользователя

Страница: 50 / 150

CC901AF 6-16
Tetra Pak
Hoyer
Fig. 6.15
2
1
3
Fig. 6.14
1
2
2
3
6.4.12 Cup feed station
The cup feeders (Fig. 6.15) mounted at the end
of the machine feed the cups into the slots in the
lamellas in synchrony with the movement of the
trays.
The station consists of magazines (Pos. 1/2, Fig.
6.15), into which the cups are loaded manually,
and a cup dispenser driven by pneumatic actuators
(Pos. 3, Fig. 6.15).
The station is activated by pressing the cup feed
button (Fig. 6.2) on the control panel.
The timing of the movements can be modified by
adjusting the corresponding cams.
The release and the insertion of the cup in the slot
take place with a combination of movements: the
pneumatic opening of the plates located at the
lower end of the magazine; a mechanical
movement, created by a cam mechanism, of a
carriage carrying the suction cups which grip the
bottom of the cups, and the action of the suction
cups which, by means of the vacuum, grip the cups
at the top dead centre position and the release them
once they are in the slots.
Various types of adjustment are possible:
-
adjustment of the height of the magazine
support frame, in that the travel of the suction
cup carriage is fixed, and as a result, the height
of the magazines must be altered to move the
bottom of the ice cream cup nearer to the
suction cup.
6.4.11 Cone ejector station
This station is mounted underneath the lamellas.
It is controlled by a cam on the main shaft and
supports the pushers which eject the cones.
The upward movement allows the ejectors to lift
the cones from the slots (Part. 1, Fig. 6.14) in
the lamellas enabling them to be ejected onto the
belt (Part. 2, Fig. 6.14) by ejector elbows (Part.
3, Fig. 6.14).
The procedure for adjustment of the position of
the belt and ejector elbows is described in section
5.3, Mechanical adjustments.