Stm Rocketbox 2.0 User manual

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POWER

Standard 110V

8 Full Load Amps

5-1/2 ft. Cord Length

SOFTWARE &

UPGRADES

HD 7" Responsive Touch Control Panel

with Data Log and Remote Access Capabilities

OPERATION Patent-Pending Pneumatic Leveling System

CYCLE

CUSTOMIZATION

Single Cycle Operation with

Customizable Run Settings

TRAINING Integrated Training Mode with Step-by-Step Tutorials

VOLUME

CAPACITY 453 Pre-Rolls Every Cycle

MATERIALS

Encased in SAE 304 Stainless Steel

Heavy Duty Caster Wheels (for transport)

Aluminum & Other Food Grade Components

WEIGHT &

DIMENSIONS

Approximately 300 lbs

Machine Dimensions 24" L x 37" H x 27" W

PAPER

COMPATIBILITY Compatible with 84, 98, and 109 mm cones

COMPLIANCE

OSHA Compliant

UL-Listed Components

100% Food-Grade

Emergency Stop System

LIFE CYCLE 10 Years

Sesh Technologies Manufacturing, Inc.

3223 North Market Street, Spokane, WA 99207

Phone: (509) 204-3164 | Web: www.stmcanna.com

USER MANUAL V1.3

ROCKETBOX 2.0

™

Table of Contents ......................................... 1

Break-In Procedure ...................................... 2

Components ................................................. 3

Adjustable Top Tray ..................................... 5

Lift Plate ........................................................ 7

Getting Started ............................................. 8

TouchScreen ................................................ 9

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Startup Menu .............................................. 11

Density Test Mode ..................................... 12

Density Testing ........................................... 13

Operation of Machine ................................ 15

Loading & Unloading Cones ...................... 16

Cleaning & Maintenance ............................ 17

Terms of Business ....................................... 18

Thank you for being a valuable and loyal client of

STM. Our goal is to bring our customers the very

best in product quality and customer service. We

value your feedback and use it to evaluate what to

improve and/or update in our existing product line.

Please be advised that the RocketBox™ has a direct

funneling system into your selected pre-rolls when

used properly. This means that contaminate-free

material being funneled from the Top Trays into

your pre-rolls will remain contaminate-free through

the direct filling process. The Top Tray funnels are

directly inserted into the opening of your pre-roll

cones and do not allow anything other than what is

being fed onto the Top Tray.

Even with the direct funneling system, there is a

break-in period of 400 hours before any material

passes through the "crutch" or bottom of the pre-

roll onto the bottom of the "shaker box". This

material could be reused, but should still be visually

inspected for debris. Although we inspect each and

every part before it is sent; due to the intense

vibration, the break-in period is required.

After you have set up your RocketBox™, proceed to run

multiple cycles without material (at least 5 per set of trays using

different intensity setting on the motor) with each of your tray

systems and watch for debris in-between the trays and in the

shaker box bottom.

After the un-boxing and the initial break-in, you may proceed

with use of the RocketBox™ for the first 400 hours of operation.

Until the 400 hour point has been reached, discard all materials

which have dropped inside the bottom of RocketBox™. Run

time is located on the start screen.

PLEASE ADHERE TO THE RECOMMENDED

GUIDELINES TO BREAK-IN YOUR ROCKETBOX™

After the 400 hours required for proper break-in you may

reuse the material that has been collected in the bottom of the

shaker box only after visual inspection for debris has been

made.

Visual inspection should always remain part of the operation of

your RocketBox™. Although we use food-grade materials for

direct contact surfaces, due to intense vibration and moving

parts, they may still have debris and must always be inspected.

BREAK-IN PROCEDURE

COMPONENTS

6. E-Stop Button3. 7" Touch Screen

1. Rubber Flaps

2. Guide Rod

7. Casters

4. Ports

5. Power Switch

1. Rubber Flaps - Prevents material

from falling into the base of machine.

2. Guide Rods - Used for guiding the

top and bottom trays into machine.

3. 7" Touch Screen- Used for the

operation of machine.

4. Ports- Ethernet, USB, and AUX

connectivity.

5. Power Switch- Turns the

machine on and off.

6. E-Stop Button- Turns the

machine off in case of an emergency.

7. Casters - Swiveling caster

wheels for easymobility.

8. Loading Box

9. Top Tray

10. Bottom Tray

11. Finishing Base

12. Reset Brackets

13. Riser Bolts

14. Density Beaker

8. Loading Box- Holds bottom tray to

load cones and unload top tray.

9. Top Tray- Placed on top of bottom

tray. Only used for machine operation.

10. Bottom Tray- Cone holding tray

(84, 98, or 109 mm cones).

11. Finishing Base- Holds bottom tray

for unloading cones.

12. (2) Reset Brackets- To reset the

adjustable top tray to default settings.

13. (4) Riser Bolts - Adjusts the lift plate

for 84, 98, or 109 mm cones.

14. (1) Density Beaker- 10 mL

beakers used to run density tests.

COMPONENTS

Loosenthe bottom nut on the Adjustment Bolt

with a 7/16" closed-end wrench. Repeat with

each of the (6) bottom nuts.

Turn the Adjustment Bolt counter-clockwise to

lower the Top Tray, or clockwise to raise the Top

Tray. Turn each bolt in 1/2 turn increments.

Repeat for all (6) Adjustment Bolts.

Tighten the Adjustment Bolt bottom nut with

7/16 closed-end wrench to secure into place.

Repeat with all (6) bottom nuts.

ADJUSTING THE TOP TRAY

RESETTING THE TOP TRAY

Add the (2) Reset Brackets to each side of the

Bottom Tray. Place Adjustable Top Tray on top.

Loosen Adjustable Bolt bottom nut with a 7/16

closed-end wrench. Repeat for all (6) bottom nuts.

Turn the top Adjustment Bolt clockwise (right) until

it touches the Bottom Tray. Tighten the bottom bolt

to lock into place. Repeat with all (6) bolts. This is

the default 1/4" setting.

Ensure all (6) Adjustment Bolts are evenly adjusted.

Tighten bottom nuts to secure into place.

The Adjustable Top Tray gives the ability to refine and

control the weight of the pre-rolls. This tool allows

the operator to lower and raise the funnels in and out

of the paper cones, which will increase or decrease

the overall volume of the pre-rolls.

The RocketBox 2.0 is pre-installed with an Adjustable

Top Tray. The default adjustment is set at at¼", easily

adjusted with a 7/16" end wrench.

(6) ¼” Adjustment Bolts

(6) ¼” Bottom Nuts

(2) Removable Reset Brackets

ADJUSTABLE TOP TRAY IS EQUIPPED WITH:

ADJUSTABLE TOP TRAY

Bottom Tray

Top Tray

The Adjustable Bolt touches the Bottom

Tray with the default 1/4" adjustment.

Ensure all (6) bolts are adjusted evenly.

Reset Brackets fit in between the Top

and Bottom Tray. Make sure to keep the

Reset Brackets in a convenient location

for future adjustments.

The RocketBox 2.0 includes (2) removable

Reset Brackets to reset the height of the

Top Tray to the default 1/4" setting.

Included Reset Brackets

Placement of Reset Brackets

Placement of Adjustable Bolt

ADJUSTABLE TOP TRAY

Loading Box

TRAY ASSEMBLY

Remove the (4) flathead screws with a 5/32

Allen wrench and remove the Lift Plate

completely from the shaker box.

Install the Riser Bolts (4) onto the fixed riser

bolts on the bottom of the shaker box. The

84 mm 'B' Riser Bolts are longer, whereas

the 98 mm 'A' Riser Bolts are shorter.

Align and re-install the Lift Plate, securing in

place with the (4) flathead screws using a

5/32 Allen wrench.

ADJUSTING THE LIFT PLATE

The Lift Plate rests on the bottom of the shaker box

to help level the cones for even filling.

The Lift Plate uses (4) Riser Bolts to adjust for 84

mm, 98 mm, and 109 mm tray sizes. The Lift Plate is

set for 109 mm by default.

Please ensure the correct Riser Bolts are

installed prior to use.

'A' RISER BOLTS 'B' RISER BOLTS

Used for 98 mm cones Used for 84 mm cones

LIFT PLATE

PREPARING WORK AREA

The space required for pre-roll production varies based on

volume needed. See the suggested work areas below:

Grinding Area

Material Prep for

RocketBox™ use

RocketBox Area

For trained person(s) to

operate the RocketBox™

Loading Area

Dedicated to loading

cones into Bottom Trays

Packing Area

Dedicated to closing and

packaging cones

Scoop for Material

Shop Vac

Stainless Steel Chopsticks

Thousandths Scale

70%+ Isopropyl Alcohol

Spray Bottle

Collection Bin

Pipe Cleaners

SUGGESTED TOOLS AND ACCESSORIES

Power OFF Power ON

Power on the RocketBox by plugging it

into a 120v outlet.

Turn the power button clockwise. The

arrow will point upwards.

Once the machine is plugged in, the

touch screen will begin powering on.

POWERING ON THE ROCKETBOX

GETTING STARTED

WELCOME SCREEN

The welcome screen will appear after powering on the

machine. Select START to begin a new cycle or select

TRAINING to view the training module.

TRAINING MODULE

Select USER MANUAL to view the manual, or select

TRAINING VIDEOS to access the full series of

RocketBox™ training videos.

TOUCH SCREEN

DATA LOG

Recordsthe settings of the last 100 runs. Additionally,

the data log can be used for troubleshooting purposes.

EVALUATE INFORMATION

Gives additional information and tips to improve

density numbers.

TOUCH SCREEN

STARTUP MENU

The startup menu will appear after selecting START on the

Welcome screen. On this screen, the operator will select the

cone size and weight variance preferred. Additionally, the

operator can view total operation hours of the machine, target

density and weight of the material, training and data logs.

Cone Size

Paper and tray size in use

Weight Variance

Acceptable weight range of finished product

Operation Hours

Displays the total run time of the machine

Target Density

Average density for the selected cone size

Target Weight

Target weight for the selected cone size

Data Log

Displays data from up too 100 previous cycles, including

density (measured value), speed, pressure, cycle time,

cone size, variance, operation time, and date.

STARTUP MENU

Shaker Speed

Vibration intensity range of 10-100%

A.L.S. Pressure

Measured air level system PSI range of 60-95 PSI

Cycle Time

Desired time per run

System Start

Starts the system

System Stop

Stops the system

A.L.S Deflate

Air leveling system deflate time

DENSITY TEST MODE

To attain the variance goal, performing a density test is

crucial for success. We recommend running the density

test mode THREE TIMES to obtain the average.

DENSITY TEST MODE

Note: DENSITY TEST MODE screen will lockout

after three density runs. Restart the machine to

run additional density tests.

WHAT IS DENSITY

Density is a characteristic property of

a substance. The density of a

substance is the relationship between

the mass of the substance and how

much space it takes up (volume).

WHAT IS DENSITY TEST MODE

Density test mode ensures pre-rolls meet their

target weight. This increases accuracy and

minimizes variance across all 453 pre-rolls.

Fill the included beaker up to the 10 mL line

with ground material.

Add material to the beaker until it reaches the 10

mL fill line, begin the programmed density test

while holding the beaker on the shaker box.

Continue adding material until it settles at the

10ml fill line while the beaker is vibrating in the

machine.

Remove beaker from machine and place onto

the scale with torn beaker weight. Weigh beaker

with material inside on the thousandth scale.

Move the decimal one place to the right - this

will be the calculated density number used for

the packing and filling stage.

PERFORMING A DENSITY TEST

TheRocketBox™ 2.0's built-in Density Calculator assists

with reaching targeted weight accuracy based on density

of material.

DENSITY TESTING

Tare empty 10 mL beaker on thousandths scale.

Example: If the scale weight is 1.590, input

0.1590 into the MEASURED DENSITY setting.

DENSITY TESTING

Repeat density test 3x and average out for optimal results.

Hold beaker in place during density testing.

It is recommended to use a thousandths scale for accuracy.

Helpful Tips

Insert the tray into the RocketBox™. Add

washers and wingnuts to secure in place.

Adjust the settings on the touch screen if

necessary. The default settings provide a

good starting point. Select NEXT.

Select SYSTEM START to run the cycle. The

airbags will begin to inflate. Once inflated

and the vibratory motor starts, CYCLE

TIME countdown will begin.

Pour material onto Top Tray and

spread evenly to fill all of the cones.

This step may need to be completed

quickly, depending on the cycle time.

The key is to have enough material to

fill the entire Top Tray to ensure all

cones optimally fill and pack.

After the cycle is complete, an option

to REPEAT RUN (same settings as

previous cycle) or start a NEW RUN

(start from beginning) will appear.

Sift material for better quality pre-rolls.

ALS PSI may display 1 to 2 points lower than settings.

Prepare material ahead of time for maximum efficiency.

Helpful Tips

OPERATION OF MACHINE

Place the Bottom Tray into the Loading Box.

Carefully drop cones into the Bottom

Tray. Discard any cones that appear

bent, crushed, or otherwise defective.

Add the Top Tray. Lift the trays

together and carefully place into the

RocketBox™.

LOADING CONES

Always use good quality paper cones and discard

all papers that appear to be defective.

UNLOADING CONES

Once the cycle in theRocketBox™ is complete and the

PSI is at zero, it is safe to unscrew the wingnuts,

remove the washers, and remove the combined trays.

Remove trays and place into Loading Box.

Set the Top Tray aside.

Remove the Bottom Tray from the Loading

Box. Carefully place it onto the Finishing

Base. The Finishing Base pushes the cones

upwards for easier ejection and closing.

LOADING AND UNLOADING CONES

WARNING: Do not remove plastic cones from Top or

Bottom Tray - you may risk voiding your warranty.

Use a 3/16 Allen wrench to remove the lift

plate from the bottom of the shaker box.

Vacuum the bottom of the shaker box,

Top Tray, Bottom Tray, and Loading Box.

Spray and wipe the Lift Plate, shaker box,

Finishing Base, and trays with at least 70%

isopropyl alcohol solution.

HOW TO CLEAN

Each tray can be separated and cleaned using regular

soap and water, removing all residue. To clean

stainless steel, use isopropyl alcohol and a soft cloth.

Saturate the rag with at least 70% isopropyl alcohol

and wipe down all areas thoroughly.

Clean as often as needed or required. Set the

RocketBox™ on regular cleaning schedule, dependent

on use and materials.

CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE

PURCHASING TERMS & CONDITIONS

All products are first-come-first-serve and that receipt of payment is required in order to receive a confirmed shipping date in the queue. Due to high

demands, certain items may have a lead time of 4-8 weeks or more from payment date, unless otherwise stated. Following the receipt of an invoice, STM

Canna must receive payment within a maximum of 7 days before the invoice expires – leaving lead times, quoted prices, specials and discounts on all

items subject to change. If a deposit is applicable for any special reason, my deposit is non-refundable. Purchaser agrees to adhere to the Customer

Awareness Program and Terms of Business herein.

CUSTOMER AWARENESS PROGRAM (C.A.P.)

STM takes pride in the products we make and the services we offer. To ensure our customers fully understand the services we provide, along with the

capabilities and expectations of our products, we have executed and outlined the Customer Awareness Program contents below: A 12-month warranty on

each product that is applicable with regards to manufacturer’s defects, including parts and labor. STM Client Services department is dedicated to ensuring

the success and satisfaction of all STM clients. As such, product on-boarding programs are provided to familiarize our clients with their new

equipment.STM Tech department provides our clients with all software updates, phone support and onsite support, as needed. Training (RocketBox) with

our technicians to train your staff on best practices to accomplish your desired results for a quality finished product. An easy-to-use client portal with tools

such as product F.A.Q.’s and Best Practices, along with an extensive video library to help guide you towards success with your STM equipment.

EXPECTATIONS AND CAPABILITIES OF YOUR STM EQUIPMENT: STM ROCKETBOX

With training from our on technical training staff, you can expect to receive a complete and comprehensive training program to educate your team on best

practices, as well as the cleaning and maintenance of your machine and accessories. By following the guidelines provided to you via the user manual and

training, you will be able to produce a quality and consistent product that will be easily repeatable. The shaker box within the machine contains an area

where material may escape during operation. With the 400 hour break-in period, STM advises against re-purposing this excess waste due to potential

metal contaminants residing in the shaker box from regular usage.Results are not guaranteed and can greatly vary from operation to operation.