Advanced Poly-Packaging Advanced Poly-Bagger T-1000 User manual

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Document: #HT000130
Document Title: Perforation Registration for Bags Smaller than 6”
Product(s): T-1000 Drop Frame
Procedure:
When using bags smaller than 6” on a T-1000 Drop Frame Bagger, it is necessary to
slightly modify the standard Perf Registration procedure as follows.
Position the Perf Sensor such that it is sitting on the bag, not a perforation.
Perf Sensor
Bag

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The START/STOP button must be in the green START position. Press Technical
Assistance. Enter passcode 1001 on the numeric keypad.
Note: The screens may differ slightly from these screenshots depending on your
version.
Press Bagger Factory.

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On the Bagger Factory Settings screen, select Perf Registration.
Press Find Perf. The Bagger will advance until it stops on a perforation.

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Press and hold JOG+ until the perforation that was under the Perf Sensor is above
the opening for the Heater Bar. The actual distance above the opening will depend
on the size of the bag; it should not be more than about an inch.
There is no set distance; you will have to do trial and error to see what works for
you.
Note: It is normal for the bagger to advance the bag very slowly.
Press Zero Seal.
Heater Bar

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Press and hold JOG- until the perforation is under the fingers. You may need to go
even further up, but not too close to the top of the metal roller. That will cause
the bags to be pulled back too far, and fall back into the Bagger.
Press Max Reverse.
Press Bagger Setting.
Note: on older versions, you may have to go via Main Menu to Bag Settings.
Fingers
Perforation

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Press NEW BAG.
Since the bag now stops above the Heater Bar opening, you will have to adjust
your Seal Point and Reverse to place the Seal Point where you need it, and to
make sure Reverse doesn’t pull your bags too far into the machine.
Since the bag now stops higher than normal, you may have to set a Seal Point
that is very close to, or exactly 0.00
Press MANUAL CYCLE until Bag Length Current/Last/Average are about the same
numbers. This usually takes 4 to 5 cycles.