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BAUMFOLDER
CORPORATION
Quality Bindery Equipment Since 1917
714 FRICTION FEED
INSTALLATION, OPERATION,
MAINTENANCE & P ARTS MANUAL
© Baumfolder Corp., 2003© Baumfolder Corp., 2003
© Baumfolder Corp., 2003
© Baumfolder Corp., 2003© Baumfolder Corp., 2003
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WARNING
• Do not operate this machine without all guarding in place.
• Do not make adjustments or perform maintenance on this machine with power on.
• Keep the machine and the work area clean and free of spills to prevent accidents.
• Be sure to replace any safety decals that may have been detached for any reason.
BAUMFOLDER reserves the right to make changes in design or to make additions or improvements
in its products without imposing any obligation upon itself to install them on its products previously
manufactured. It is recommended that modifications to this equipment not be made without the advice
and express written consent of BAUMFOLDER.
MODEL NO: _______________________________ SERIAL NO: _____________________________
DEALER : __________________________________________________________________________
INSTALLED BY: _____________________________________________ DATE: ________________
PHONE NO: _______________________________
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FOLDER IDENTIFICATION
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Contents
1.0 INTRODUCTION ....................................................................................................................................................... 4
2.0 SPECIFICA TIONS................................................................................................................................................... 4
3.0 INST ALLATION....................................................................................................................................................... 4
3.1 Unpacking & Inspection ............................................................................................................................................. 4
4.0 ASSEMBL Y ............................................................................................................................................................... 5
4.1 Main Unit ......................................................................................................................................................................5
4.2 Slitter Shaft Installation................................................................................................................................................. 5
4.3 Delivery T able ...............................................................................................................................................................5
4.4 Feed T able Assembly Installation .................................................................................................................................5
4.5 Fold Plate Installation ...................................................................................................................................................6
5.0 ELECTRICAL ACCESS .......................................................................................................................................... 7
6.0 FEED TABLE SETUP .............................................................................................................................................. 7
6.1 Setting the Controls..................................................................................................................................................... 7
6.2 Paper Size and Type of Fold ....................................................................................................................................... 7
6.3 Paper Stop Adjustment ................................................................................................................................................. 7
6.4 Feed T able Adjustment ................................................................................................................................................. 8
7.0 OPERA TION............................................................................................................................................................... 8
7.1 Loading of Feed T able ..................................................................................................................................................8
7.2 Check Squareness of Fold ........................................................................................................................................... 9
7.3 Use of Handwheel.........................................................................................................................................................9
8.0 PERFORA TING , SCORING & SLITTING ................................................................................................................. 9
8.1 Perforating .................................................................................................................................................................... 9
8.2 Scoring........................................................................................................................................................................ 10
8.3 Slitting.........................................................................................................................................................................10
9.0 MAINTENANCE ........................................................................................................................................................11
9.1 Maintenance and Care ................................................................................................................................................ 11
9.2 Lubrication.................................................................................................................................................................. 11
9.3 Cleaning of Fold Rolls.................................................................................................................................................11
9.6 Cleaning The Fold Stop Guides .................................................................................................................................. 11
9.7 Replacement Parts.......................................................................................................................................................11
10.0 MA TERIAL SAFETY DA T A SHEET ....................................................................................................................... 12
11.0 SP ARE P ARTS, SCHEMA TICS & W ARNING LABELS ...................................................................................... 13
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1.0 INTRODUCTION
Your new 714 Friction Feed Folder has been designed to give you many years of useful service provided it is
installed, maintained, and operated according to the instructions in this manual.
Y our 714 Friction is a unique and versatile paper folding machine, capable of folding paper measuring between 3 x 5
inches (7.6 x 12.7 cm) and 14 x 20 inches (35.5 x 50.8 cm). The 714 Friction will make six types of folds: single fold, letter
fold, fan fold, French fold, double-parallel fold and a double letter fold, with a few simple settings. (Note: The French fold
and double-letter fold requires either two passes or the use of a right-angle unit).
Y our 714 Friction is built rigid enough to ensure years of trouble-free performance, and at the same time, is compact
enough to fit on any table or desk. It is portable so it can be moved anywhere it is needed.
2.0 SPECIFICA TIONS
Model No..................................................... .......... 714 Friction
Minimum Sheet Size ............................. 3 x 5" (7.6 x 12.7 cm)
Maximum Sheet Size........................14 x 20" (35.5 x 50.8 cm)
Minimum Size Fold ........................................ 2 1/4" (5.7 cm)
Maximum Paper W eight ....................................65 lb. Cover
Stack Height........................................................2" (5.1 cm)
Fold Roll Speed ......................... Infinitely variable between
0"/min. and 7200"/min.
(18,288 cm/min. or 182 m/min.)
Fold Plate Depth ............................ #1 Plate, 13.5" (34.3 cm)
#2 Plate, 13.5" (34.3 cm)
Fold Roll Width..........................................14 1/8" (35.8 cm)
Fold Roll Diameter......................................... 1 1/2" (3.8 cm)
Overall Physical Dimensions ................. Height 26" (66 cm)
Length 34" (88 cm)
Width 23 1/2" (60 cm)
Operating Voltage........................DOM. 1 10 V AC/1PH/60Hz
EXP . 220 V AC/1PH/60Hz
Power Consumption (folder) ................................250 Watts
Power Consumption (pump) .............................. 1500 Watts
Amperage (pump) ...................................... DOM. 13.6 Amp
EXP . 6.8 Amp
3.0 INST ALLA TION
3.1 Unpacking & Inspection
The 714 Friction is packaged in one carton, crated as
one package. It is broken down into 10 major assemblies
for shipment. These are:
A) Main Folder Assembly
B ) Feed Table Assembly
C ) Slitter Shaft Assembly
D ) Stacker Wheel Assembly
E) Accessory Package
F) Fold Roll Guards (2)
G) Stacker Tray
H ) Fold Pans (2)
I) Literature Package
J) 1/2 Pint Surewash
Immediately upon unpacking, carefully inspect each of the above assemblies for shipping damage. If any damage is
found, be sure to contact the delivery freight carrier to file a damage claim. Save all packaging material for the claims
adjustor to inspect.
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NOTICE
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WARNING
Do not plug the power cord into an A Coutlet until
the 714 Friction is fully assembled, adjusted and ready to
use. Unplug the 714 Friction any time disassembly is
required.
4.0 ASSEMBLY
4.1 Main Unit
T o assemble the 714 Friction unit, first remove the
four bolts holding it to the skid. Place the folder on the
stand (See Figure 4.1-1).
Slitter Shaft Assembly
Figure
4.2-1
4.3 Delivery Table
T o install the delivery table, loosen the knobs on
either side of the stacker table. Drop the tray over the
knobs and retighten.
Figure 4.1-1
4.2 Slitter Shaft Installation
T o install the slitter shaft, hold it with the grooves in
the boxings down. Be sure the slitter shafts are free
turning.
Insert the slitter shaft and seat the grooves in the
boxings on the lower locating pins in the side frames. (See
Figure 4.2-1)
Check for proper gear engagement between the upper
slitter shaft gear and the 19-tooth frame idler gear by
turning the handwheel.
Figure
4.3-1
4.4 Feed T able Assembly Installation
Insert the feed table with the feed wheel toward the
fold rolls. Slide the paper feed table over both sets of
locating pins. (See Figure 4.4-1)
Figure 4.4-1
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The first notch in the front part of the feed table
should rest on the pins. Then drop the rear notch down on
the upper dowel pins.
Rotate the handwheel to check that the gears are
properly meshed.
4.5 Fold Plate Installation
WARNING
Unplug the AC power cord when installing or
removing fold plates.
The fold plates are marked #1 and #2 and are not
interchangeable. The #1 fold plate is installed in the top
position, the #2 fold plate in the lower position.
Each fold plate has an open end which faces toward
the fold rolls.
#1 Fold Pan
Holddown
T o install the fold plates, pivot the fold plate holddowns out of the way and slide the fold plate in position
so that the slots in the leading edge of the fold plate
engage the two locating pins in the side frames. (See
Figure 4.5-1)
The center notches should seat on the second set of
locating pins. Pivot the fold plate hold-downs back into
position to secure the fold plates.
Turn the handwheel to be sure that the fold plates are
properly installed and not rubbing on the fold rolls.
#2 Fold Pan
Figure 4.5-1
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5.0 ELECTRICAL ACCESS
WARNING
Unplug the AC power cord before attempting any
electrical repair.
The motor speed control is located under the lefthand side cover. The handwheel must be removed for
access to these controls.
The cover can be removed by taking out the four
screws located on the inside of the frame.
D) Locate the point on the chart where the columns
for the type of fold and the sheet size intersect. You will
notice that there are either two letters or a dash and a
letter. These letters and/or dash tell you where to set the
paper stop on the fold plate, and whether or not one of the
fold plates will be installed in the deflector position.
Example #1 ; To make a letter fold to an 8 1/2 x11
sheet, set the paper stops for the #1 and #2 fold plates on
the letter E. No dash appears, so neither fold plate is
installed in the deflector position.
6.0 SETUP
6.1 Setting The Controls
The operator controls are conveniently located on a
control panel on the left-hand side of the 714 Friction.
These controls consist of an On/Off power switch,
which is an overload reset, and a speed control
potentiometer.
Set these initially at:
A) Power Switch Off position
B) Speed Control “0” position
6.2 Determining Paper Size and Type of Fold
The next step is to determine the paper size and type
of fold to be made, following the steps below:
A) Measure a sample sheet of the job to be run to
determine its size. Retain this information for later use.
Example #2: To make a single fold to an 8 1/2x11
sheet, install the #2 fold plate in the deflector position.
Set the paper stop for the #1 fold plate at the letter K.
6.3 Paper Stop Adjustment
To move the paper stops to the correct position as
determined in step #2, depress the coarse adjustment
knobs on the paper stop and slide the paper stop until the
indicating edge is aligned with the proper letter on the fold
plate. (See Figure 6.3-1)
T o obtain an exact setting on the paper stops, turn
the micro-adjustment knobs until the indicating edge of
the paper stop is perfectly aligned with the line adjacent to
the letter on the plate.
B) Refer to the printed chart on the stacker tray (See
Figure 6.2-1) and locate the type of fold that you want to
make. (Example: letter fold)
C) Locate on the chart the columns corresponding
to the sheet size measured in Step A. (Example: 8 1/
2x11)
Figure 6.3-1
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6.4 Feed T able Adjustment
On the paper feed table there are two guides which
keep the stack of paper properly aligned for feeding into
the folder. Adjust these guides to correspond with the
different widths of paper being fed. (See Figure 6.4-1)
T o adjust the paper feed guides, loosen the two side
guide locking knobs on each guide. Slide the guides from
side to side until the insideedge of each guide is aligned
with the number corresponding to the width of the paper
being folded.
Example: For an 8 1/2-in wide sheet, move the side
guides until the inside edges align with the “8 1/2” on the
feed table.
Figure 6.2-1
Side Guide
Locking Knobs
An additional check is to lay a sheet of paper on the
feeder, close to but not touching the side guides. Push the
sheet down into the nip of the fold rolls. Then align the
guide by loosening the adjusting knobs and aligning the
guide so that it is parallel to the edge of the paper. When
one side is square, the other side can be moved into
position.
Tighten the locking knobs to secure the paper guides
in position.
When you load the actual job, you may have to
move these guides slightly to take care of variations in
sheet size. To feed properly, the paper must slide freely
between these guides.
Side Guide Adjustment
Knobs
Side Guides
Figure 6.4-1
7.0 OPERATION
7.1 Loading of Feed Table
Before you can load the paper on the feed table, you
must determine which way the paper is to be loaded by
running a few sample sheets. (Example: printing face up
or face down)
Then you can load a stack of paper no higher than
two inches between the paper feed guides. Let the stack
slide freely down into position between the side guides.
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7.2 Check Squareness of Fold
Examine the folded sheets on the stacker to make
sure that you are getting an even and square fold.
There is a skew adjustment on each plate to adjust
for a square fold on paper that is not cut square (See
figure 6.4-1).
7.3 Use of Handwheel
The handwheel is used to help clear jams and for
setup. To use the handwheel, shut off the folder, pull out
the handwheel and turn it in either direction.
8.0 PERFORATING, SCORING
& SLITTING
In addition to folding, your 714 Friction can perforate,
score and slit.
TOP SHAFT
Figure 8.1-1
The perforating blade holder assembly is then slid
onto the upper slitter shaft along with the necessary pullout tire assemblies. Then tighten the screws holding the
perforator blade to the blade holder, aligning the blade to
the holder. This allows for free horizontal movement on
the shaft.
Slide the grooved perforator collar onto the lower
slitter shaft along with the other pull-out tire assemblies.
The flat side of the perforator blade should just touch the
side of the groove in the perforator collar. (See Figure
8.1-1)
WARNING
Be careful when handling perforator and slitting
blades. They are extremely sharp.
8.1 Perforating
The 714 Friction can be used to perforate either the
folded sheet (to assist in making a right-angle fold) or to
perforate sheets delivered flat. BAUMFOLDER supplies
one standard 41-tooth perforator blade. Additional
perforator blades are available through the
BAUMFOLDER Parts Department.
The perforator blade should be mounted loosely to
the blade holder with the retainer collar to give better
support to the perforator blade. Always be sure that the
flat side of the blade is against the blade holder. Loosen
the brass-tipped set screws in the perforator collar and
blade holder before attempting to place them on the slitter
shafts.
TOP SHAFT
Figure 8.1-2
Slide the perforator collar and blade holder to the
desired position on the slitter shaft. Then lock the blade
holder and perforator collar into position with the brasstipped set screw.
The perforator stripper fits onto the slitter shaft bar
in between or next to the perforating blade. (See Figure
8.1-2) This strips the paper off for delivery and prevents
it from wrapping around the perforator blade.
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8.2 Scoring
The 714 Friction can be used to score a sheet and
deliver it flat, or to score a sheet after a fold or folds have
been made.
T o ensure accuracy in making right-angle folds,
always score the sheet where the fold is to be made. This
applies in all instances when a perforator cannot be used.
Attach the scoring blade loosely to the blade holder
for mounting on the slitter shaft. Scoring blades can be
mounted on either the upper or lower slitter shaft. Once
on the shaft, tighten the screws, aligning both the blade
and the collar. This allows free horizontal movement on
the shaft. Scoring blades should be placed so that the fold
will be made with rather than against the scoring, or, in a
continuing direction to the pressure of the crease that has
been applied by the scoring blade.
TOP SHAFT
TOP SHAFT
Figure 8.2-2
8.3 Slitting
NOTE: Slitting accessories are optional on your 714
Friction and can be ordered from your BAUMFOLDER
Parts Department.
The 714 Friction can be used to cut folded or flat
sheets apart. The general setup for blades and collars is
shown in (Figure 8.3.1). T wo or more cuts may be made if
duplicate sets of cutters are used.
Figure 8.2-1
For a wide, well-rounded score, use the two steel
scoring collars. (See Figure 8.2-1) Sharpness and the
depth of the score can be controlled by regulating the
distance the collars are placed away from the scoring
blade.
The scoring collars can also be placed on either side
of the rubber scoring collar. The two collars can be
compressed against the rubber collar, causing the rubber
to bulge up for a deeper score. (See Figure 8.2-2)
TOP SHAFT
Figure 8.3.-1
Use care in mounting slitter blades to the collars in
order to avoid ragged edges during slitting operations.
Ragged edges can be caused by two conditions:
1) Nicks or burrs on the collars or blades. Remove
carefully by filing or using a fine piece of emery cloth.
2) Incorrect mounting of blades caused by tightening
with the wrong type of screw. Always use flat head screws
on the side of the blade and blade holder collar, which are
countersunk.
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Before tightening the blade to the collar, slide the
blade with the collar loosely attached on the end of the
shaft. Then tighten securely , thus aligning both the blade
and collar, allowing free horizontal movement along the
shaft.
Place the blade, mounted on the collar, on the upper
shaft in the proper position where the cut is to be made.
Then move the blade and collar on the lower shaft so that
the two flat edges of the blades are pressed snugly together.
T oo much space between the blades will produce a ragged
cut.
9.4 Cleaning The Fold S top Guides
The fold stop guides (See figure 4.5-1) should be
cleaned once a week with a dry cloth to keep the plate
moving properly.
9.5 Replacement Parts
T o order replacement parts for your 714 Friction,
contact BAUMFOLDER Parts Department toll free, 800-
543-6107.
Space the rubber pull-out tires to support the sheet.
9.0 MAINTENANCE
9.1 Maintenance and Care of your
714 Friction
The 714 Friction has been designed to give you
years of useful service, provided you maintain it according
to these instructions.
9.2 Lubrication
Apply one or two drops of light machine oil at all
slitter shaft bearings and the feed table bearings and idler
gear once a week. Be sure to keep oil off any surface
which may contact the paper.
9.3 Cleaning of Fold Rolls
Periodically wipe off the rubber surface of the fold
rolls using an approved solvent such as Surewash or its
equivalent. Surewash is available from BAUMFOLDER
in 1-quart (P/N 24108-001) and 1-gallon (P/N 24108-002)
containers. A complementary bottle of Surewash is
included with your machine.
Always be sure to give the model number and serial
number of your 714 Friction to ensure receiving the proper
parts.
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SUREWASH
10.0 MATERIAL SAFETY DATA
SHEET
irritation and may affect central nervous system. May cause
skin irritation. Chronic over-exposure to many petroleum
hydrocarbons may cause liver or kidney injury. May cause
eye irritation.
NOTICE: Surewash is a product of RBP Chemical
Corporation, 150 S. 118th St., P.O. Box 14069, Milwaukee,
Wisconsin 53214-0069. Tel. 414/258-0911, 800/558-0747.
H M I S RATING
Health: 1
Flammability: 2
Reactivity: 0
Personal Protection: 8
HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS
Name: Medium Aliphatic Solvent Naptha
(Syn: 140 HF Mineral Spirits)
CAS#: 64742-88-7
ACGIH TLV: 100ppm
OSHA PEL: 500ppm
%: <95
PHYSICAL/CHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Boiling Point: ND
Solubility in Water: Insoluble
% Volatiles (by vol.): 95
Specific Gravity: 0.786
Appearance and Odor: Clear, light blue liquid
with pleasant odor.
FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARD DATA
Flash Point: 140' F
Extinguishing Media: CO2, Dry chemical,
Foam
Special Fire Fighting Procedures: Wear selfcontained breathing apparatus for any fire
involving chemicals.
Unusual Fire and Explosion Hazards: None
REACTIVITY DATA
Stability: Stable
Incompatibility: Strong oxidizers
Hazardous Decomposition By-products: Carbon dioxide/monoxide
Hazardous Polymerization: Will not occur
Conditions to Avoid: Heat, Sparks, and Open
Flames
HEALTH HAZARD DATA
Routes of Entry: Inhalation, Primary; Skin,
Secondary; Ingestion, Unlikely
Health Hazards Acute and Chronic: Chronic Inhalation
of high concentrations may cause respiratory tract
Emergency & First Aid Prodedures:
Skin Contact: Wash affected area with soap and water.
Remove contaminated clothing.
Eye contact: Flush eyes with water for at least 15
minutes. Consult a physician.
Inhalation: Remove to fresh air. Restore breathing if
required. Get medical attention.
Ingestion: DO NOT induce vomiting. Get medical
attention.
Carcinogenicity: None of the ingredients in this prod-
uct are listed by IARC, NTP, or OSHA as carcinogenic.
Signs and Symptoms of Over-exposure: Headache,
dizziness, nausea, irritation of the mucous membranes, respiratory tract irritation or mild narcosis at high concentrations.
Medical Conditions Aggravated by Exposure: May
aggravate an existing dermatitis.
PRECAUTIONS FOR USE AND DISPOSAL
Spills: Small spills can be soaked up with suitable
absorbent. For large spills, dike the spill and pump to salvage
tank.
Waste Disposal: Incineration or absorbent disposal
according to local, state, or federal regulations.
Special Storage/Handling Precautions: None
CONTROL MEASURES
Respiratory Protection: Organic vapor respirator for
concentrations above the TLV.
Ventilation: Mechanical
Eye Protection: Recommended
Gloves: Recommended, butyl, rubber or neoprene.
Other: Eye bath or safety shower should be located in
the work place when working with chemicals.
*ND = No data found or not determined.
The information contained herein is furnished without
warranty of any kind. Users should consider this data a
supplement to other information gathered by them and are
responsible for completeness of information to assure proper
use of these materials and the safety and health of their
employees.
To order Surewash call toll free, 800/543-6107
Part numbers: 24108-001 (quart) & 24108-002 (gallon)
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