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Applies to |
Lotem® 400 platesetters:
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Priority = Next visit |
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Component |
Head Grippers |
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Problem |
During actuation and the opening of the head grippers, the drum moves, due to the mechanical configuration of the head grippers. |
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Solution |
The grippers were redesigned with
slots instead of V grooves, as shown below, to enable the drum to complete
its movement before actuation. In addition, the software is being updated
to support the slotted grippers and a new loading cycle. |
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Time needed to implement |
1 hour |
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Parts needed |
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Procedure |
Note: Make sure to use Loctite on all screws
Important: Removing one screw without loosening the other at the same rate can cause the head gripper to get stuck in place. This is also true when re-installing the head grippers.
Patch 4 , specifically for the slotted head grippers, contains four additional registry parameters:
Note: All values are default and ane not relevant to the Lotem 400 with MCU configured. A parameter was added to the registry that
enables you to check if the new head grippers are installed: Notes:
Logistics
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Test |
Load and unload a few plates and verify that the loading sequence progresses smoothly. |
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Material Disposition |
Dispose of the old head grippers. |
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Technical contact |
Product Support Manager: Haim Vaknin |
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Date submitted |
10 Sep 2003 | ||||||||||||||||||||||
doc 719-01264
Revision D