M. J. MAILLIS GROUP SIAT BeeWrap User manual

Code SBC0032307 ed. 09-2017 - rev. 4
Semiautomatic Pallet
Wrapping ROBOT
BeeWrap
Translation of the “ORIGINAL
INSTRUCTIONS”
Operation and maintenance
manual
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IDM 510-032-5_Sommario
Summary
Safety information
Purpose of the manual ..................................................................................................................... 3
Glossary of the terms ....................................................................................................................... 4
Attached documentation .................................................................................................................. 5
General safety warnings .................................................................................................................. 5
Safety Warnings for Handling and Installation ................................................................................. 6
Safety Warnings for Operation and Use........................................................................................... 7
Safety Manager Obligations ......................................................................................................... 7
Safety Warnings on Misuse.............................................................................................................. 8
Safety Warnings on Residual Risks ................................................................................................. 8
Safety Warnings for Maintenance and Adjustments......................................................................... 9
Safety warnings for the electrical equipment ................................................................................. 10
Safety warnings for the environmental impact ............................................................................... 10
Safety and information symbols ......................................................................................................11
Technical Specications
general description of the machine ................................................................................................ 13
Description of the main components.............................................................................................. 14
Manufacturer and machine identication ....................................................................................... 16
Cycle .............................................................................................................................................. 17
Types of wrapping .......................................................................................................................... 18
Residual risks................................................................................................................................. 19
Incorrect uses that are reasonably expected ................................................................................. 20
Optional Accessories...................................................................................................................... 21
Description of the safety devices ................................................................................................... 22
Specications................................................................................................................................. 23
Description of outer areas .............................................................................................................. 25
Position of information and safety plates ....................................................................................... 26
Use and functioning
Recommendations on Operation and Use ..................................................................................... 27
Control description ......................................................................................................................... 28
Emergency stop and new start-up ................................................................................................. 32
Stop with activation of the emergency button ............................................................................. 32
Stop with activation of the emergency bumper........................................................................... 32
(Single or double) automatic wrapping........................................................................................... 33
Normal stop ................................................................................................................................ 34
(Single or double) automatic wrapping with sheet feeder .............................................................. 35
Normal stop ................................................................................................................................ 37
Setup of parameter values ............................................................................................................. 38
Recipe management ...................................................................................................................... 39
Modifying a recipe....................................................................................................................... 39
Loading a recipe ......................................................................................................................... 40
Recipe lock/unlock mode ............................................................................................................... 41
Recipe function “P0” ................................................................................................................... 41
Disassembly and reassembly of battery panel............................................................................... 42
Assembly of battery panel .......................................................................................................... 42

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Maintenance
Recommendations for maintenance interventions ......................................................................... 43
Scheduled maintenance intervals .................................................................................................. 44
Daily check of the safety bumper ................................................................................................... 45
Monthly check of the safety bumper .............................................................................................. 46
Yearly check of the safety bumper ................................................................................................. 48
Recommendations for accumulator batteries................................................................................. 49
Maintenance of accumulator batteries (GEL)................................................................................. 50
Maintenance of accumulator batteries (ACID) ............................................................................... 50
Charge of accumulator batteries .................................................................................................... 51
Problems, causes, remedies.......................................................................................................... 53
Alarm message table ..................................................................................................................... 54
How to adjust the feeler ................................................................................................................. 56
Sensitivity adjustment for the product to be wrapped detection photocell ..................................... 57
Replacing the lifting belt of the carriage ......................................................................................... 58
Battery replacement ....................................................................................................................... 60
Machine Disposal and Scrapping................................................................................................... 61
Reel holding carriages
Reel holding carriage (M)............................................................................................................... 62
Main components ....................................................................................................................... 62
Film Coil Feeding........................................................................................................................ 63
Tension adjustment of lm .......................................................................................................... 63
Cleaning and replacement of brake disc .................................................................................... 64
Replacing the outer surface of roller........................................................................................... 65
Reel holding carriage (FM)............................................................................................................. 66
Main components ....................................................................................................................... 66
Film Coil Feeding........................................................................................................................ 67
Tension adjustment of lm .......................................................................................................... 67
Cleaning and replacement of brake disc .................................................................................... 68
Adjustment of brake.................................................................................................................... 69
Replacing the outer surface of roller........................................................................................... 70
Reel holding carriage (LP) ............................................................................................................. 71
Main components ....................................................................................................................... 71
Film Coil Feeding........................................................................................................................ 72
Tension adjustment of lm .......................................................................................................... 72
Replacement of pre-stretch kit.................................................................................................... 73
Net-type reel holder carriage.......................................................................................................... 75
Main components ....................................................................................................................... 75
Supplying the reel with net.......................................................................................................... 76
Adjustment of net tension ........................................................................................................... 76
Cleaning and replacement of brake disc .................................................................................... 77
Replacement of the net tensioning roller .................................................................................... 78
Analytical index............................................................................................................................ 79

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Purpose of the manual
– The purpose of the manual is to inform and train operators so that they can interact
with the machine in SAFE CONDITIONS.
– Its aim is also to prevent risks, to reduce the social costs resulting from accidents and
damage to the health of people, property and to the environment.
– In some cases, accidents may be due to the Operator using the machine care-
lessly.
– Caution is always necessary. Safety is also the responsibility of all the persons
interacting with the machine throughout its operating life.
– Remember that it is too late to think about safety issues when the accident has
already occurred.
– Reading the Operating Instructions is fundamental in order to minimize the risks
and avoid accidents.
– The content of this manual was originally edited by the Manufacturer in the mother
tongue (ITALIAN), in compliance with the professional writing standards and the regu-
lations in force.
– Any translation of the manuals shall be carried out directly and without alterations from
the texts of the ORIGINAL INSTRUCTIONS.
– This applies also to the translations carried out by the agent or by the person who is in
charge of delivering the equipment in the specic linguistic area.
– The Manufacturer reserves the right to make any changes to the content of the manu-
als without prior notice, provided that such changes do not alter the safety level.
– All information supplied by the recipients represents an important contribution to the
improvement of the after-sales service that the manufacturer will offer to his/her cus-
tomers.
– All supplied information is organised into an index and a table of contents, so as to
easily track specic topics of interest.
– The SAFETY WARNINGS and the INSTALLATION MANUAL are supplied as hard-
copy publications.
– The USE AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL, operation diagrams and all other post-
sale documents can be downloaded from the INTERNET.
– Keep the manual and the attached documents in a place known and easily traceable,
so that you may refer to them whenever necessary.

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Glossary of the terms
The glossary includes some terms used when processing information, with their
denition, in order to facilitate understanding.
– Training: A process aiming at transferring the knowledge, skills and behaviours re-
quired to work in an autonomous, correct and hazard-free manner.
– Assistant: person chosen, trained and coordinated in an appropriate manner to mini-
mize the risks in carrying out their tasks.
– Emergency stop: voluntary activation of the special control that stops the dangerous
elements of the work unit in the case of imminent risk.
– Stop in alarm conditions: this state causes the components to stop and is activated
when the control system detects a problem in the machine operation.
– General shut down: In addition to the normal stop this state also causes the interrup-
tion of all the power sources (electrical, pneumatic, etc.).
– Operating Stop: state that does not cut off power supply to the actuators, but ensures
control system monitoring in safe conditions.
– Size change: a set of interventions to be carried out before beginning to work with
specications different with respect to the ones previously in use.
– Test-run: a series of operations required to ensure compliance to the design speci-
cations, and to commission the machine under safety conditions.
– Installer: a technician chosen and authorized by the manufacturer or his authorized
representative, among those who full the requirements for installation and testing of
the machine or plant in question.
– Maintenance Operator: a technician chosen and authorized, among those who full
the requirements, to carry out routine and extraordinary maintenance operations on
the machine. Therefore, the maintenance operator shall possess precise knowledge
and skills, with particular skills in the relevant eld.
– Routine Maintenance: all the operations necessary to maintain the functionality and
efciency of the machine. Normally, these operations are scheduled by the manufac-
turer, who denes the necessary skills and methods of action.
– Operator: a person chosen and authorized, among those who full the requirements,
having the knowledge and skills necessary to operate the machine and carry out rou-
tine maintenance interventions.
– Person in charge of the installation: a technical expert who must carry out the instal-
lation in compliance with the laws applicable to the workplace and, at the end, assess
its compliance.
– Residual risks: all the risks remain even if all the safety solutions have been adopted
and integrated when the machine has been designed.
– Expert Technician: A person authorised by the Manufacturer and/or his representa-
tive to carry out services that require specic technical skills and abilities.
– Forwarder and Handler: Authorized persons with recognized expertise in the use of
means of transport and lifting devices, in safety conditions.
– Improper use: reasonably foreseeable use different from what is specied in the use
manual, that may be caused by human behaviour.

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Attached documentation
The SAFETY WARNINGS and the INSTALLATION MANUAL are supplied as hard-
copy publications.
– The USE AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL, operation diagrams and all other post-sale
documents can be downloaded from the INTERNET.
– The list shows the documentation supplied with the machine.
– CE Declaration of conformity
– Operation and maintenance manual
– Installation manual
– Wiring diagrams
– Pneumatic system diagrams
– Specic Manuals for installed components or sub-assemblies available commercially
General safety warnings
– The machine has been designed and built with all the precautionary measures aimed
at minimising the possible risks over its expected life cycle.
– Tampering with and bypassing the safety devices may lead to severe risks for the Op-
erators.
– Before interacting with the machine, and in particular, before its rst use, read the
SAFETY WARNINGS contained in the manual.
– Spend some of your time reading this information to avoid any risk for people’s health
and safety as well as economic damage.
– Respect the SAFETY WARNINGS. Avoid any IMPROPER USE of the machine and
assess the RESIDUAL RISKS.
– When operating the machine, DO NOT wear clothes and/or accessories that could
become caught in the moving or protruding parts.
– Before machine use and/or maintenance, read the information contained in the refer-
ence documents and accurately implement the described procedures.
– Carry out the interventions ONLY according to the modes recommended by the Man-
ufacturer in the “Instructions for use”.
– The personnel in charge of carrying out interventions on the machine must have suit-
able and proven experience in this specic eld.
– Please keep safety signs and information legible and follow the instructions.
– The information signals may be of different shapes and colours, to indicate dangers,
obligations, prohibitions and indications.
– Signals which are no longer legible must be replaced and repositioned in the same
place of origin.
– The non-compliance with the information provided herein may lead to risks for
the safety and health of the persons involved and may also lead to economic
damages.

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Safety Warnings for Handling and Installation
– The manufacturer has attached special attention to the packaging of the machine, to
minimise the risks associated with the shipping, handling and transport phases.
– The personnel authorised to handle the machine (loading and unloading) must have
acknowledged technical skills and professional ability.
– Before handling, please read the instructions, in particular those on safety, contained
in the installation manual, on the packages and/or on the removed parts.
– In order to make transport easier, the equipment can be shipped with a few disassem-
bled and properly protected and packaged components.
– Loading and transport must be carried out with equipment of adequate capacity by
anchoring it to specic points indicated on the packages.
– DO NOT attempt to by-pass the instructions concerning the lifting requirements and
special points provided for lifting and handling each item and/or disassembled part.
– Slowly lift the pack to the minimum necessary height and move it very carefully in order
to avoid dangerous vibrations.
– The packs being shipped must be properly fastened to the means of transport in order
to ensure safe conditions during transfer and the integrity of their contents.
– Certain steps might request one or more operators, who must be previously trained
and informed on the tasks they will have to perform.
– Download packages in the immediate vicinity of the machine setting, which must be
sheltered from bad weather.
– Do not stack the packs onto each other in order to avoid any damage and to avoid the
risk of sudden and dangerous movements.
– In case of prolonged storage, regularly check that the component stocking conditions
do not change.
– The installation area is to be prepared so as to be able to carry out the operations as
specied in the manuals and in conditions of safety.
– Ensure that the installation environment is protected against atmospheric agents, free
of corrosive substances and free of any risk of explosion and/or re.
– Make sure that the installation area has a suitable ventilation to avoid the concentra-
tion of unhealthy air for the Operators.
– Signal and delimit the installation area in a proper way in order to prevent non author-
ised personnel from accessing the installation area.
– The connections to the power sources (electric, pneumatic, etc.) must be performed
correctly, as shown in the diagrams and in compliance with the regulatory and legal
requirements in force.
– ONLY qualied and experienced personnel are allowed to carry out the electrical con-
nections.
– After completing the connections, perform a general check to ensure that all the inter-
ventions have been carried out properly and that the requirements have been met.
– The installation manager, before commissioning, must check that all the safety devices
are properly installed and functioning.
– At the end of operations check that there are no other tools or other material near the
moving parts or in dangerous areas.
– Dispose of all packing in accordance with the laws in force in the country of installation.
– The non-compliance with the information provided herein may lead to risks for
the safety and health of the persons involved and may also lead to economic
damages.

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Safety Warnings for Operation and Use
– The machine must be used by one single operator ONLY, who must be trained and
capable of performing the work and be in suitable conditions.
– Certain steps might request one or more operators, who must be previously trained
and informed on the tasks they will have to perform.
– Consult the user manual, in particular during the rst use, and make sure that you
fully understand its content.
– Find out the position and function of the controls and simulate some operations (in
particular start and stop) in order to acquire familiarity.
– The machine shall be used ONLY for the purposes and complying with the procedures
specied by the Manufacturer.
– Make sure that all the safety devices are properly installed and efcient.
– The machine should be used ONLY with the original safety devices installed by the
Manufacturer.
– Ensure the area around the machine, especially the control post, is ALWAYS unob-
structed and in good condition to minimize the risks for the Operator.
– According to the type of operation to carry out, wear the Personal Protective Equip-
ment listed in the “Instructions for use” and that indicated by the Labour laws.
– The non-compliance with the information provided herein may lead to risks for
the safety and health of the persons involved and may also lead to economic
damages.
▀Safety Manager Obligations
– The safety manager must train the operator and help him or her familiarise and interact
with the machine in an independent, adequate and risk-free manner.
– The operator must be informed about reasonably predictable INCORRECT USES and
about the RESIDUAL RISKS that remain.
– The operator must demonstrate that he has acquired the relevant skills and has under-
stood the “User Instructions” in such a way as to carry out his activities safely.
– The operator must be able to recognise the safety signals and demonstrate that he is
in suitable condition to carry out his assigned duties.
– The safety manager must release educational material to trainees and document the
delivered training, so as to be able to produce such documentation in case of litigation.

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Safety Warnings on Misuse
Improper use: reasonably foreseeable use different from what is specied in the
use manual, that may be caused by human behaviour.
– ONLY trained, documented and authorized Operators are allowed to use the machine.
– DO NOT use or allow other persons to use the machine if the safety devices are faulty,
disabled and/or incorrectly installed.
– DO NOT use or allow other persons to use the machine for purposes and in ways dif-
ferent from what specied by the Manufacturer.
– DO NOT use the machine in home environments.
– DO NOT wear clothes and/or accessories that could become caught in the moving or
protruding parts.
– When operating the machine, ALWAYS wear the Personal Protective Equipment spec-
ied by the Manufacturer and by the current regulations on safety at work.
– If troubles arise, do NOT continue to use the machine. Stop it immediately and restart
only after restoring the normal operating condition.
– DO NOT use the machine if the scheduled routine maintenance interventions have not
been carried out.
– DO NOT tamper with, override, bypass or eliminate the safety devices installed on the
machine.
– DO NOT modify the manufacturing and functional characteristics of the machine in any
manner whatsoever.
– DO NOT perform any interventions other than those specied in the Operation Manual
without the explicit authorization of the Manufacturer.
– DO NOT carry out any intervention when the machine is being operated. Stop the
machine and put it in safety condition before carrying out any intervention.
– DO NOT clean or wash the machine using aggressive products that may damage its
components.
– DO NOT replace the components with non-genuine spare parts or other components
with different design and manufacturing specications.
– DO NOT dump in the environment any materials, polluting liquids and maintenance
waste generated during the operations. Dispose of them according to the regulations
in force.
– DO NOT leave the machine unattended during operation and DO NOT leave it at the
end of the work without stopping it to safety conditions.
– The non-compliance with the information provided herein may lead to risks for
the safety and health of the persons involved and may also lead to economic
damages.
Safety Warnings on Residual Risks
Residual risks: all the risks remain even if all the safety solutions have been adopt-
ed and integrated when the machine has been designed.
– Upon designing and building the machine, the Manufacturer has paid particular atten-
tion to the RESIDUAL RISKS that may affect the safety and health of the Operators.
– For specic information about residual risks, please refer to the machine user manual.

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Safety Warnings for Maintenance and Adjustments
– Always keep the machine in optimum operating condition and carry out the routine
maintenance according to the intervals and procedures specied by the Manufacturer.
– A good maintenance will ensure a stable performance over time, longer working
life and constant compliance with the safety requirements.
– The personnel authorized to carry out the ordinary maintenance must have qualied
expertise and specic skills in the eld of intervention.
– Any work on the electrical system must ONLY be performed by technicians with ac-
knowledged, eld-specic skills.
– Mark the intervention area and prevent access to the devices that, if activated, may
cause unexpected hazards and jeopardize the safety level.
– According to the type of operation to carry out, wear the Personal Protective Equip-
ment listed in the “Instructions for use” and that indicated by the Labour laws.
– Respect the SAFETY WARNINGS. Avoid any IMPROPER USE of the machine and
assess the RESIDUAL RISKS.
– Before carrying out any intervention, activate all the safety measures, and assess any
residual energy which may still be present.
– Interventions to not easily accessible or dangerous areas shall be carried out ONLY
after arranging the required safety conditions.
– Carry out the interventions ONLY according to the modes recommended by the Man-
ufacturer in the “Instructions for use”.
– All operations must be carried out ONLY with suitable tools which shall be in good
condition, in order to avoid damaging any components and parts of the machine.
– Replace the components and/or safety devices ONLY with original spare parts in order
not to alter the required safety level.
– The use of similar but not genuine spare parts can lead to non-compliant repairs, im-
paired performance and economic damage.
– Use the lubricants (oils and greases) recommended by the Manufacturer or lubricants
of equivalent chemical and physical characteristics.
– At work completion, restore all the security conditions aimed to prevent and minimize
the risks during the human-machine interaction.
– At the end of operations check that there are no other tools or other material near the
moving parts or in dangerous areas.
– Refer to the Technical Assistance Service of the Manufacturer, in case interventions
not described in the “Instructions for use” are needed.
– All EXTRAORDINARY MAINTENANCE interventions shall be performed only by au-
thorized Technicians with proven and gained experience in the eld.
– The non-compliance with the information provided herein may lead to risks for
the safety and health of the persons involved and may also lead to economic
damages.

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Safety warnings for the electrical equipment
The electrical equipment has been built in accordance with the applicable stand-
ards and its efciency is ensured if the listed conditions are met.
– Ambient temperature and relative humidity between maximum and minimum permitted
limits.
– Absence of environmental electromagnetic noise and radiation (X-rays, laser, etc.).
– Absence of environment areas with gas and dust concentration levels potentially ex-
plosive and/or at risk of re.
– Use of products and materials free from contaminants and corrosive agents.
– Products containing chemicals, acids, salts, etc. can come into contact with the elec-
trical components and cause irreversible damage.
– Transport and storage temperatures between minimum and maximum permitted limits.
– Altitude not exceeding the maximum permitted limits.
– Installation at altitudes higher than the permitted values will affect the efciency of
electrical and electronic components.
– Power Cable with section suitable for the current power and intensity values indicated
in the data plate.
– Protection class in accordance with data plate indications.
– The power supply line to which the machine must be connected must have identical
characteristics to those mentioned in the data plate.
Important
All the listed requirement values are contained in the technical specications table.
– If one or more of the listed requirements cannot be met, alternative solutions
should be agreed at the ordering stage.
Safety warnings for the environmental impact
Each organization is responsible for implementing procedures aimed at identify-
ing, evaluating and controlling the environmental impact of its own activities (prod-
ucts, services, etc.).
– Procedures for identifying signicant environmental impact must take account of the
factors listed.
- Emissions in the atmosphere
- Discharged liquids
- Waste disposal
- Soil contamination
- Use of raw materials and natural resources
- Local problems related to the environmental impact
– In order to minimize the environmental risks during the man-machine interaction follow
the recommended instructions.
- Dispose of all packing in accordance with the laws in force in the country of installa-
tion.
- Make sure that the installation area has a suitable ventilation to avoid the concentra-
tion of unhealthy air for the Operators.
- Keep noise level to the minimum to reduce noise pollution.
- Select materials on the basis of their composition and provide for differentiated dis-
posal in accordance with the laws in force.

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- Avoid dumping polluting materials and products in the environment (oils, greases,
electrical and electronic apparatus etc.).
- All the components of Electrical and Electronic Apparatus contain dangerous sub-
stances and are appropriately marked.
- Dispose of Electrical and Electronic Apparatus Waste properly, at authorised collec-
tion centres, to avoid harmful and damaging effects.
- Incorrect disposal of dangerous waste is punishable with sanctions regulated by the
laws in force on the territory in question.
– The non-compliance with the information provided herein may lead to risks for
the safety and health of the persons involved and may also lead to economic
damages.
Safety and information symbols
The gures show safety signs and information and the relevant meaning.
– For more details on the signs actually used, refer to the section on “Position of the
safety signs and information”.
– Electrical shock or electrocution hazard: hazard signal that warns
the operator from accessing the areas under voltage in order to avoid
risks.
– Risk of tripping: danger signal indicating that attention should be
paid to projections from the structure.
– Risk of slipping: danger signal indicating that attention should be
paid during transfers on at surfaces.
– Risk of crushing body parts: danger signal warning to stay out of
the active machine work range.
– Risk of crushing upper limbs: danger signal warning to keep upper
limbs out of the active machine work range.
– Risk of projection of objects: it indicates the presence of ying ma-
terials due to high operating speeds or load instability.

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– Cutting hazard: danger sign warning not to come close to the cutting
parts with the upper limbs.
– Risk of entanglement: danger sign warning not to come close to the
moving parts with the upper limbs.
– Information Signal: indicates the required direction of rotation for
operation.
– Information Signal: indicates the lifting points for fork-type devices.
– Information sign: it indicates the points where to attach the hooks of
the lifting device.
– Information Signal: indicates the earthing point.
– Information warning sign: read the operation and maintenance
manual carefully before performing any operations.
– Information signal: before performing any operation, disconnect the
power plug to avoid electric shock hazards.

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general description of the machine
The semiautomatic robot series BeeWrap is a machine designed and built to stabi-
lise palletised products with stretch lm.
– The products to be wrapped must be contained in packages (cases, containers for
liquids, etc.) having a regular shape or in any case, such as to allow for stable palletis-
ing.
– The containers of liquids or uids should be hermetically sealed and with suitable char-
acteristics to avoid spilling any content.
– To wrap loads, commercially available reels of stretch lm are used.
– The machine has been designed, built and equipped by applying integrated safety
principles.
– The machine is for professional use only and must be used in industrial-type settings
- factories or workshops.
– The premises must have no areas with gas and dust concentration levels that are po-
tentially explosive and/or at risk of re.
– The working area must be at (no slopes), compact and smooth to allow for easy and
safe movement of the machine.
– On request, the machine may be equipped with accessories, either when it is ordered
or later.
See “Optional Accessories” for further details.
– The machine must be used by one single operator ONLY, who must be trained and
capable of performing the work and be in suitable conditions.
– The operator must programme the wrapping cycle, start and monitor the operating
cycle and control the machine stops (pause, emergency, etc.).
– The operator must also change the lm reel, carry out the battery charge procedures
and the scheduled maintenance operations.

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Description of the main components
The image shows the main components and the list reports their description and
function.

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A) Handlebar: control that drives the machine during the movement.
– The controls installed in the handlebar start the movement.
B) Feeler: it helps keeping the machine in contact with the perimeter of the load to be
wrapped.
C) Accumulator batteries: they supply the circuit and electric motors with power.
D) Battery charger: This electronic device is used to recharge the batteries C.
– To charge battery , connect the power supply cable to power outlet E.
– The charging status is shown on display of control panel E.
E) Electrical power outlet: it is used to connect battery charger to the power supply
network.
F) Control panel: it contains the devices to start and control all the operation functions.
G) Column: it is used for vertical movement of reel holding carriage H.
H) Reel holding carriage
– According to production requirements, in the ordering phase the machine can be
equipped with one of the listed carriages.
– Reel holder carriage (type M): suitable for wrapping, allows the operator to adjust the
lm tension manually using the ring nut of the mechanical brake.
– Reel-holder carriage (type FM): suitable for wrapping, allows the operator to adjust
the lm tension from the control panel.
– Reel-holder carriage (type LP): suitable for wrapping, with motorised lm pre-stretch-
ing and electronic tension adjustment from the control panel.
– Net-type reel holder carriage (type ): suitable for wrapping, allows the operator to
adjust the lm tension manually using the ring nut of the mechanical brake.
L) Document holder: it contains the use and maintenance manual.

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Manufacturer and machine identication
The identication plate (pictured) is afxed directly to the machine.
– In addition to the references for iden-
tication provided by the Manufac-
turer, they also list all the essential
information for a safe operation.
A) Manufacturer identication
B) Space reserved for CE compliance
marking
C) Machine model
D) Machine type
E) Serial number
F) Serial number
G) Year of fabrication
H) Power supply voltage
L) Electrical power consumption
M) Power supply frequency
N) Absorbed power
P) Power supply phases

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Cycle
The gures show the operating cycle with indication of the main operating areas.
Stage Ê
– Approach the machine to the pallet until touching the
feeler.
– Tie the trailing end of the lm to the base of the prod-
uct to be wrapped.
Stage Ë
– Start the wrapping cycle that will be performed based
on the previously set parameters.
– The machine moves clockwise around the product
and stops once it nishes wrapping it.
Stage Ì
– Manually cut the lm and cause it to adhere to the
wrapped product.
– The machine is ready for a new wrapping cycle.

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Types of wrapping
The gure shows the types of wrapping available.
– Single wrapping: it starts at the base of the load to
be wrapped (with stabilisation wraps) and ends at
the top of the load, after completing the closing
wrapping.
– Move the reel carriage to fully lowered position from
the control panel to start a new wrapping.
The operator can decide whether to cut the lm
when the carriage is in the high position or in the
low position.
– Double wrapping: it starts at the base of the load to
be wrapped (with stabilisation wraps) and ends at
the top of the load.
– After completing the reinforcement at the top of the
load, the wrapping continues downwards and stops
after the closing wrapping.
– Single wrapping with sheet feeder: it starts at the
base of the load to be wrapped (with stabilisation
wraps) and stops temporarily at the top of the load.
– After inserting the covering sheet the operator must
enable the control to restart the wrapping.
– After completing the upper reinforcement, the wrap-
ping stops.
– Move the reel carriage to fully lowered position from
the control panel to start a new wrapping.
The operator can decide whether to cut the lm
when the carriage is in the high position or in the
low position.
– Double wrapping with sheet feeder: it starts at the
base of the load to be wrapped (with stabilisation
wraps) and stops temporarily at the top of the load.
– After inserting the covering sheet the operator must
enable the control to restart the wrapping.
– After completing the reinforcement at the top of the
load, the wrapping continues downwards and stops
after the closing wrapping.