TEXWRAP 2200SS SIDE SEAL, Руководство пользователя

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APPENDIX “A”
DEFINITION OF TERMS
Endseal Lag - this is also referred to as the “bag length”. It is the excess bag at the end of the product
and is measured from the trailing edge of the product.
Endseal Dwell – also referred to as “seal time”. This is the amount of time the endseal jaws remain
shut in order to seal the film.
Product Jog - this will feed the products up to the staging eyes. The infeed (M1) and staging
conveyors will activate.
Machine Jog - turns all conveyors on, allowing film to be fed through the side seal and take-up unit.
Manual Endseal – this will close the endseal jaws for one seal time.
Auto Space – this is the automatic staging system, which, when enabled will space product between
the infeed and main conveyors.
Max-Speed – allows the machine to speed up to maximum speed for that particular product.
Forward MOTION TRIM – reduces the time of a machine cycle by allowing the jaws to close before
the endseal system travels forward.
Return MOTION TRIM – allows the endseal unit to return to the home position before the jaws are
completely open
Test Mode – a simulated run of a product can be done to measure the machines’ performance on this
application.
Infeed Offset Percent – enables the infeed (M1) to run at a different speed then the main motor drive.
This is based on a percentage difference from the main (M2) drive.