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The Series 40 is LSI's Economical Performance line of stepper motor labeling heads. Series 40 includes models to accommodate 5" and 7" web widths, 12" and 16" diameter unwind rolls and user adjustable dispense speeds up to 1200" per minute. There is a standard Series 40 model designed to fit almost any labeling application. Field conversion kits are available to convert any Series 40 model into any other Series 40 model. An experienced technician can perform these conversions, in the field, in minutes. Custom configurations are available from the factory, to fit unusual applications. All models are available in either right hand or left hand configurations. They are designed to work with any of LSI's standard applicators. |
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| Series 40 Motor & Control Features and Options: | |
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Stepper Motor
Drive A PLC is used to control all labeler and applicator functions and to generate pulses for the stepper motor controller. The PLC allows the flexibility of expandable I/O. A bright, backlit LCD User Display allows the user to access information about the labeler. Performance Statistics gathered by the Series 40 include:·
The Series 40 includes 50 Recipe Storage Locations for easy set-up and repeatable product change over. Recipes include storage of all labeler and applicator parameters listed above. Remote Display
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Tip of Peeler
Bar, Fiber Optic Label Sensor The standard sensor package includes an Auto-Teach feature that automatically adjusts label sensor sensitivity. Pressing a key sequence on the Series 40 user display causes an LED on the display to illuminate and advances the web automatically for 5 seconds. During this time, the label sensor learns the difference between the label and the web. When the web stops and the LED extinguishes, Auto-Teach is complete. Pressing Jog, to advance the web, ensures that label sensitivity has been set accurately. In testing, Auto-Teach accurately set label sensitivity on even the toughest labels. |
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Clear
Label Sensor (Capacitive type) A clear label sensor is used for labels that have no visually distinguishable leading or trailing edge (such as a clear label). The sensor works by measuring the capacitance between the sensor and the peeler bar (or any grounded surface). When the label web passed under the sensor the capacitance is effected by the amount of material present. Therefore the sensor can distinguish the difference between the a label and a gap between labels. This sensor can identify the edge of a label within 1/64th of an inch. The sensitivity is adjusted by a potentiometer on the sensor body. This sensor may not be compatible with clear labels printed with metallic inks. |
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Clear
Label Sensor (Ultrasonic Type) An ultrasonic label sensor detects the leading or trailing edge of a label using high frequency sound waves. This sensor can identify the edge of a label within 1/64th of an inch. Label sensitivity is adjusted using the self teach feature of the labeling head. This sensor works well with clear labels printed with metallic inks. |
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Label Sensor This package is typically used when the clear label sensor option is not practical (such as the presence of metalized inks or material). |
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| Series 40 Web Width Options: | |
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The Series 40 is available in 5' wide and 7" wide versions. Both versions utilize LSI's rugged 3 point drive and nip mounting structure, to ensure that the drive and nip rollers remain parallel, through many years of 24 x 7 use. 5" Web Width
Capacity The Easy Thread Nip Roller Latch holds the nip open to facilitate threading the web through the drive. |
| Series 40 Unwind Options: | |
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12" Unwind Assembly
with Single Roller Dancer Arm The Series 40 can come equipped with a 14" diameter roll capacity. This is non-powered and is typically used for light, thick label material such a coupon, multi-layers, hang tab etc. |
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12"
Unwind Assembly with Double Roller Dancer Arm The next step up includes 12" unwind disks, a double roller dancer arm and two idler rollers. The double dancer configuration provides a buffer between the web drive and the unwind reel. Decoupling the drive from the unwind improves performance at higher speeds and with longer labels. This unwind is available in both 5" wide and 7" wide versions. It is standard on Models 42, 43, 46 & 47. |
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16"
Unwind Assembly with Double Roller Dancer Arm The 16" diameter unwind accommodates up to 80% more labels than a 12" unwind increasing run time between roll changes. The double roller dancer and two idler rollers ensure smooth operation. The 16" unwind is available in a 5" wide version only. It is standard on Models 44 & 45. |
| Series 40 Rewind Package: | |
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Rewind
Slaved from Web Drive The base Series 40 rewind is slaved from the web drive stepper motor. The slaved rewind accommodates up to a 7-1/4" diameter rewind roll. Models 41, 42, 44 & 46 are equipped with a slaved rewind assembly. |
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Separately
Driven Powered Rewind Models 43, 45 & 47 are equipped with a rewind that is powered by a separate 120 volt AC motor. The powered rewind decouples the rewind from the web drive/unwind system. These models focus the stepper motor's torque on driving the web, for better performance at higher speeds and with high inertia (wide web or large unwind diameter) unwind loads. The 7" wide powered rewind system is used on both 5" wide and 7" wide heads and accommodates up to 11-1/4" of rewind material. |
| Series 40 Low Label/ Web Break Alarm Package Option: | |
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The Series 40 Alarm Package detects and annunciates the status of the label unwind reel and the label web. Sensors on the labeling head detect and alarm the following states:·
The alarm package includes a beacon light. The beacon illuminates to annunciate a Low Label condition (Low Alarm). The beacon will flash to indicate Label Out/Web Break (High Alarm).A photoeye located on the unwind assembly monitors the unwind reel and detects a Low Label condition. A convergent photoeye detects the presence of the web on the web drive roller. Absence of web on the drive roller indicates a Label Out/Web Break condition. |
| Series 40 Mounting Options: | |
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The Series 40 shares mounting hardware, with the Series 30. Flange mounting holes on the top, bottom and side panels allow substantial mounting flexibility. |
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Mounting Plate Option For certain installations, it may be advantageous to attach the mounting flange to the rear plate of the labeling head. LSI offers an optional ¼" aluminum rear mounting plate, with tapped holes to accept the standard mounting flange. This option is not available with the powered rewind option. |
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| Series 40 Field Conversion Kits: | |
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Much of the flexibility of the 40 Series is based on the field convertibility of any model into any other model. Using any of three field conversion kits, an experienced technician can perform the conversion in a matter of minutes Double Dancer
Field Conversion Kit, 5" Wide |
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16"
Unwind Field Conversion Kit, 5" Wide The 16" unwind field conversion kit includes a complete unwind assembly with mounting post, unwind roller, 16" unwind disks, double dancer arm and an idler roller. The kit is shipped as a right hand assembly. It can be field converted to left hand, if required. It is used to convert Models 41, 42 or 43 to Models 44 or 45. |
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Labeling Systems, Inc. LSI
32 Spruce Street
Oakland, New Jersey
Phone: 201-405-0767
Fax: 201-405-1179
Email: lsi@labelingsystems.com