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Constant
Web Speed Control |
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MAINTAIN
CONSTANT WEB
SPEED ... AT
THE TOUCH OF A BUTTON! |
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| FEATURES |
- Ideal for
integration with ancillary inspection and imprinting devices such
as Bar Code Validator,
Ink Jet Imprinters, etc.
- When enabled,
will maintain web speed at the displayed operator setting (in
feet per minute). Web speed can be set within a range of 10 -
1000 feet per minute.
- Eliminates
guesswork by operators when trying to manually control web speed.
- Constant
speed setting can be changed while the machine is in motion by
means of up and down arrows located on the control cabinet.
- Machine
can be returned to manual speed control simply by turning the
Constant Web Speed Control off.
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Rights Reserved. © 2002-2003 Web Techniques, Inc. |
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GENERAL
INFORMATION
Roll
label rewind machines employ a variable speed motor control to adjust
machine speed. However, at any given motor speed, the web velocity
changes constantly as the diameter of the rewinding roll increases.
If the motor speed is left unchanged, the web velocity will increase
by a ratio of 6-to-1 when winding an 18-inch diameter roll onto a
3-inch diameter core.
In many cases,
the increasing speed becomes a problem and the operator needs to reduce
the motor speed. This is especially true when a rewind machine is
used with a bar code reader or ink jet printer. In situations like
that, peak efficiency is obtained when the machine is running near
the maximum speed at which the ancillary equipment can operate. Unfortunately,
there is no indicator available on standard-equipped machines to help
the operator manually maintain a desired speed.
The first indication that the machine is operating too fast may be
when the inspection device begins to reject good product or the imprinting
device produces poor printing (or ink begins offsetting before it
is dry). Without a constant speed control, operators may run the machine
slower than necessary in order to avoid problems, increasing job times
and reducing profits.
The constant
speed control measures web velocity and continually adjusts motor
speed as required to maintain a constant web speed. In addition, the
display on the constant speed control shows the set speed so there
is no guesswork on the part of the operator as to what web speed the
machine is running. The operator is free to devote full attention
to the inspection and other processes taking place while rewinding. |
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