The information in this manual is subject to change without notice. No part of this
manual may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, for any
purpose other that the purchaser’s personal use, without prior written consent
from Universal Labeling System, Inc.
Universal Labeling Systems, Inc.
th
3501 8
Ave South, Saint Petersburg, FL 33711
Phone (727) 327-2123 Fax (727) 323-4403
Web Site: http://www.universal1.com
Thank you for purchasing the R-310 semi-automatic round product label
applicator. The R-310 is known for high quality and operating convenience. With
proper maintenance it will provide many years of dependable and trouble free
service. We wish you much success with this product and will always welcome
any suggestions you may have as to how we may improve our products. Read
this manual and familiarize yourself with the machine before using this
equipment.
Operation:
A round product is placed on the carriage rollers and against the end stop. When
the operator presses the foot switch, a time delay cycle that controls an air
cylinder is activated, the drive roller starts to rotate, and the label starts it’s
dispense cycle. Air supplied to the cylinder causes the carriage holding the
product, to be elevated into contact with the drive roller. When the product
makes contact with the drive roller, it will start to turn. At this point, the label is
being peeled from the backing paper and will contact the product just in front of
the drive roll. As the product continues to turn, the drive roller will press the label
onto the container until the label is completely applied. The carriage will drop,
the product can be removed, and the machine is ready to repeat the cycle.
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UN-PACKING INSTRUCTIONS
When the machine is received, the shipping carton will contain the following
items (see Fig 1).
1. This Manual in a Manila Envelope.
2. Foot Switch.
3. Unwind Assembly.
4. Unwind backing disc.
5. Removable label disc.
6. R-310 Body.
7. 10’ of 1/4” Air line.
8. Air Fitting, Part # 100220 ¼” NPT x 1/4”.
9. 9/64” Allen Wrench. (inserted in air line for safe keeping)
Carefully unpack the R-310 and place machine on a table or suitable flat surface.
Be sure no small parts are left in box.
Verify contents of box with list above. Inspect machine for any damage. Report
missing components or damage to your distributor immediately.
4
5
6
3
Fig 1
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PRODUCT WARRANTY
Universal Labeling Systems, Inc. warranties all parts to be free from defects in
material and workmanship for a period of one year from the date of shipment
from our facility.
This guarantee is based upon equipment being used 8 hours per day, or 40
hours per week, or in any increment which does not total more than a single shift
operation, or 2,080 hours per year. Warranty will be reduced proportionally.
This warranty does not cover parts failure caused by lack of normal maintenance,
abuse or misuse of the equipment.
PERFORMANCE GUARANTEE
All equipment manufactured by Universal Labeling Systems, Inc. carries a 30day performance guarantee. If your machinery does not perform as described in
our quote to you within 30 days of shipping, Universal Labeling Systems, Inc. will
make every attempt to correct it. If after a reasonable period of time, the
machinery does not meet the specified performance, we will take your machine
back and reimburse you in full.
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SPECIFICATIONS
Electrical Power: 120VAC +/- 10%, 5 Amps, 60Hz
Compressed Air: Clean, Dry, 20-40PSI, 5CFM
Product size: ½” to 6” (12.7mm to 154.2mm)
Web width: 7-1/8” (180.97mm) web capacity
on 3” (76.2mm) core – 12” (304.8mm) diameter roll
Machine Size: 21.24” Wide 27.36” Deep 24.32” Tall
(539.5mm Wide X 695mm Deep X 617.7mm Tall)
Weight: 52 lbs (19.4 Kg)
Shipping Weight: 69 lbs (25.7 Kg)
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SECTION 2 SETUP
ASSEMBLING THE R-310
The only item that needs to be added to the R-310 is the Unwind Assy.
1. Turn your attention to the back of the R-310 where the AC Electrical cord
is attached.
2. Remove the two screws where the Unwind Assembly will be assembled to
the body using a 3/16” Allen wrench (not provided).
3. Remove the plates from the Unwind to reduce weight and make it easier
to mount the assy.
4. Using a Square, mount the Unwind Assembly as shown below in Fig 2.
The Long screw (¼-20 x 1-1/2”) goes in the top hole. The shorter screw
(1/4-20 x 1-1/4”) is in the bottom.
Note: Double check squareness after the screws are tight and make
adjustments as necessary. The Unwind Assembly needs to be square to insure
proper tracking of the labels onto the product.
Fig 2
Label Sensor
Plug
Longer screw
¼-20 x 1-1/2”
Coder Plug for
Optional Hot
Stamp Coder
Foot Switch
Plug (on side)
AC cord
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FUNCTION OF UNWIND ASSEMBLY
The unwind is simple, but important to the operation of the R-310 machine.
When the motor starts, the web and labels are pulled through the machine by the
drive roller. The label stock pulls on the brake arm, releasing the brake, and
allows the roll of labels to unwind. When the motor stops, the brake arm returns
to the rest position. This movement tightens the brake band around the 3"
diameter main unwind hub and the roll of labels stops unwinding.
The R-310 has a fixed speed, AC drive motor which transmits power to the drive
roller. The AC drive is directly influenced by the load it is trying to pull. In this
case, the load is the tension of the brake arm spring and the weight of the roll of
labels. The brake arm spring shown below in Fig 3, should be fastened to the
unwind assembly mounting bar in the tapped hole which provides the least
amount of tension at the brake arm. (The hole closest to the hub.)
If the R-310 is dispensing a long label (10" for example), you may have to
increase the tension on the brake arm spring (Move spring attachment point to
lower hole - See Fig 3) to keep the brake arm from bottoming out.
The length and speed figures mentioned above are only examples. Your
observation of the unwind operation will be the best indication of when a tension
change may be needed.
Dancer Arm
Spring located in top
hole. Move to bottom
hole for larger labels.
Fig 3
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WEBBING THE R-310
Place the roll of labels on the unwind spool. Install the label disc and while
pressing it against the label reel, tighten thumbscrew. Remove enough labels so
only backing paper is threaded from peeler plate back to rewind spool. Pull the
web over the anti-stripper roller and down under the web guide shaft, between
the web guides. Set the web guides so that the web is held with minimum side
play but still moves freely. Pull the web around the peeler plate and the roller
attached to the peeler assembly underneath. Wind the web over the top roller
and between top and bottom roller and back under bottom roller to rewind spool.
Fig 4
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WASTE REMOVAL
To remove waste web, turn off the machine, and remove the waste web retention
clip. Tear the web as shown in Fig 5. While holding the rewind backing plate, turn
the whole waste web in the opposite the direction and pull.
Fig 5
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CARRIAGE ADJUSTMENT AND PRODUCT PLACEMENT
Y
SET CARRIAGE AS FOLLOWS
1. The product centerline should be slightly behind drive roller centerline (a
1/32” or less) when carriage is up, as shown by ‘Y’ in Fig 6;
2. When product “A” is against drive roller, you should have a minimum 3/16”
distance (see ‘Z’ Fig 6) between product and peeler plate for product to sit
well down between carriage idler rollers (see ‘B’ Fig 6).
Use a 9/64 Allen wrench to loosen 4 cap screws “C” and relocate carriage
blocks. Also keeps in mind that moving the lower carriage roller assembly
forward or back in the actuator arm will affect values of ‘Y’ and ‘Z’. Refer to Fig 7
on page 13 for this adjustment. You will have achieved close to equal spacing if
roller centers visually form a triangle as shown by dotted lines in Fig 6.
After verifying that a product works well at a given setting, it would be a good
idea to mark the rods where carriage blocks are set.
Drive
Roller
B
Fig 6
Z
Product “A”
Drive Roller Centerline
Product Centerline
“C” Cap Screws Carriage Blocks
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HORIZONTAL CARRIAGE ADJUSTMENT
Using adjusting screws (see ‘D’ Fig 7), you may slide “Standard Carriage
Assembly” left or right to improve or change alignment of product with label.
When making this adjustment, you should check position of product drive roller
(see Fig 6 previous page) to be sure it is still located to properly roll down label.
To adjust drive roller, loosen the set screws (see ‘E’ Fig 7) in the roller and move
left or right as required.
E
D
Fig 7
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VERTICAL CARRIAGE ADJUSTMENT
This adjustment provides a means to relocate the lower carriage roller assembly
into one of several pair of holes in the actuator arm, as shown by dotted lines in
Fig 8. The purpose is, to minimize the distance the product has to travel to
contact the drive roller (see ‘X’ Fig 6) page 12). To adjust the assembly loosen
the two 8-32 screws (see ‘E’ Fig 8 & Fig 9) on side of actuator arms and relocate
roller assembly. Use 8-32 screws ‘F’ to adjust bottle stop ‘G’ to best position the
label onto the product. The view of the carriage is set to run a Fasson chart #4
(left side off first) die cut label.
F
G
Use one
of several
pairs of
holes
E
Fig 8
Standard
Carriage
Assy.
G
E
F
Fig 9
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CARRIAGE ADJUSTMENT FOR TAPERED PRODUCTS
A tapered product can be labeled on the R-310 by adjusting the carriage as
follows.
1. Remove the tie bars on the bottom of the carriage assembly (see ‘H’ Fig. 10).
There are 8 screws as shown in (see ‘J’ Fig 10).
H
J
Fig 10
2. Loosen the screws on the carriage blocks (see ‘K’ Fig 10a.)
3. Separate or move closer the rollers on one or both sides of the carriage
depending on the taper of the product.
Fig 10a
K
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4. Place a product on the rollers and move the product and roller assembly so
the product contacts the drive roll evenly.
5. Position the whole carriage at an angle (see Fig 10b). This is so the label
starts onto the product at an angle. This may seem contradictory, but the label
must start at an angle so it ends up looking straight on the product.
Note: Tapered
Product must
contact Drive
roll parallel for
straight label
transfer.
Fig 10b
The Drive roller may need to be moved to allow the product contact the roller
parallel by loosening the 4 set screws (see ‘L’ Fig 10c). Also the bottle stop was
positioned so the product rests against it for consistent label placement.
L
Fig 10c
Snug all screws and label a product or two and examine it for wrinkles or
position. Tighten all screws when adjustments are finished.
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PEELER PLATE ADJUSTMENT
The peeler plate assembly may require adjustment with the change of label
length or product diameter. A short label with a small diameter product would
require the edge (see ‘A’ Fig 11) of the peeler plate to be closer to the Product
Drive Roller ‘B’ than a long label with a larger diameter product and will have to
be adjusted accordingly.
B
Fig 11
A
Move Closer
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ADJUST PEELER PLATE AS FOLLOWS
1. Using the provided 9/64” Allen wrench just loosen – DO NOT REMOVE the two 8-32 SHCS located on the left side of the peeler assy. (see “C” in
Fig 12)
2. Using a 5/32” Allen wrench just loosen – DO NOT REMOVE - the two 10-
32 SHCS located to the right of the peeler assembly (see “D” in Fig 12).
3. Adjust the peeler plate.
4. Re-tighten all screws.
D
Fig 12
C
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SECTION 3 OPERATION
TRI-TRONICS OPTICAL LABEL SENSOR
Normal Label Opacity Autoset Button:
This category includes most paper or metallized film labels adhering to paper or
transparent backing materials.
To implement the one button Autoset routine, utilize the external alignment
guides to position the gap between labels in line with the dot shown in the center
of the detection zone (see ‘A’ Fig 13). Then push the Autoset button marked
“Normal”.
Translucent Label Opacity Autoset Button:
This category includes translucent labels adhering to transparent backing
materials.
First utilize the external alignment guides to position the gap between labels in
line with the dot shown in the center of the detection zone. Then push the
Autoset button marked “Translucent”. The next step is to move the web so that
the translucent label goes in and out of the light beam. The red led output
indicator should go on when the label passes through the detection zone.
Note: The status of the red led and output transistors can be inverted by
pressing both buttons simultaneously. When the output status had been
inverted, the red led and the output transistors will turn off when the label comes
into view.
A
Fig13
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OPTIONAL LION SENSOR FOR CLEAR LABELS
Important:
x Web must remain in contact with mounting plate.
x Label must pass under the sensor indicator
x Small labels should be centered under sensor.
x When properly setup, the lights will move between WEB and LABEL. The
lights in the “X” region should only light briefly during the transition
between WEB and LABEL.
Basic (Low Gain) Setup (effective for 90% of labels):
1. Adjust SPAN to minimum (four turns counter-clockwise)
2. While moving labels through the sensor.
a. Adjust shift toward L
b. Adjust shift toward W (WEB) until the last web light DOES light.
3. Setup complete.
4. If there is any false triggering, missed labels, or lights in the “X” region
except during transition, change to medium gain setup. (See Fig 14)
Basic Gain Setup:
1. Adjust SPAN to mid-point (four turns counter-clockwise, two rotation
clockwise)
2. Repeat steps 2 & 3 from Basic setup above.
3. If there is any false triggering, missed labels, or lights in the “X” region
except during transition, change to high gain setup. (See Fig 14)
High Gain Setup:
1. Adjust
SPAN to maximum (four turns clockwise)
2. Repeat steps 2 & 3 from Basic setup above. (See Fig 14)
(LABEL) until the last web light does NOT light.
Fig 14
Mounting Plate
“SHIFT”
“X” area
“SPAN”
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OFF DELAY
The off delay dial is located on the front panel, below the on/off switch (see ‘A’
Fig 15). When the machine is cycled, the label sensor sends a signal when a gap
between the labels on the web is detected telling the machine to stop. Off delay
is used to adjust where the label stops. To adjust where the label stops, cycle
the machine and adjust the off delay until the label stops at the desired distance
from the peeler edge.
A
Fig 15
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TIMER ADJUSTMENT
Select the product to be labeled and place it on the white carriage rollers. Move
the product to the right against the bottle stop, take your hands away from carriage area then depress the foot switch. After the carriage drops back down,
remove the product and inspect the label for proper application. If label
placement is correct, continue this procedure and occasionally check label.
Minor adjustments to the machine may increase productivity. For example, the
control knob on top near the back of the dispenser adjusts the time the product is
in contact with the drive roller. This allows the product to drop as soon as label is
applied. Doing so will allow an experience user to label more products during a
period of time. Once the machine is set up properly, the operator’s dexterity is
the key to speed. If you make machine adjustments and are not sure of their
effect, do only one adjustment at a time in small increments.
Timer:
The timer adjustment dial on top of the applier (“J”, Fig 16), allows you to adjust
the time that the carriage is held up to apply a label. For long labels the carriage
assembly. needs to stay up longer to insure the label wraps all the way around
the product. Turn dial clockwise to increase time the carriage stays up. Turn
counterclockwise to decrease the time.
Note: The smaller knobs on the timer are not used at all.
Fig 16
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AIR ASSEMBLY ADJUSTMENTS
A
Turn you attention to the underneath of the R-310. These two valves on the air
regulator control the speed at which the carriage rises to label the product and
falls back to rest. Each can be controlled individually as shown below (see Fig
17).
Turn valve ‘A’ clockwise to slow the speed that the carriage rises.
Turn valve ‘A’ counterclockwise to increase the speed the carriage rises.
Turn valve ‘B’ clockwise to slow the rate at which the carriage falls.
Turn valve ‘B’ counterclockwise to increase rate carriage falls.
B
Red hose
Fig 17 (underneath the R-310)
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AIR REGULATOR
Turn your attention to the side where the air regulator is mounted (see Fig 18).
The Air Regulator is used to raise or lower the air pressure to the machine. This
will allow the R-310 to run connected to virtually any clean air source depending
on how much Air pressure is produced by your compressor. It is also used to
stay within the recommend air pressure of the machine 20-40PSI, 5CFM.
Note: The R-310 is designed to label a variety of items from very small up to and
including a Full Gallon jug. The Air regulator would also be used to increase air
pressure to raise a heavy Full gallon jug. By the same token if a small vial were
being labeled, not nearly as much air pressure would be needed to lift an item
that weighed a few ounces or less. You want the carriage to rise smoothly and
stay engage with the driver roller to insure proper labeling. Then again you don’t
want it to rise so fast that it bang’s against the driver roller and cause damage to
your product or the machine.
The Air pressure takes a few seconds to increase so don’t turn the knob ‘F’ too
much. Also a small amount of turn may increase the pressure a lot.
Turn the regulator knob ‘F’ slowly a ¼ turn and pause a few seconds watching
the gauge as it rises. Try to label the product and then repeat as necessary.
Turning the regulator a small amount then pause.
Adjust knob ‘F’ clockwise to increase air pressure, counterclockwise to decrease
it, watching the Air pressure gauge ‘E’.
F
E
Fig 18
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SECTION 4 MAINTENANCE
GENERAL MAINTENANCE
Drive rolls:
The drive rolls must
recommended solvents to remove gum buildup or small bits of labels adhering to
rollers. Never use razor blade or sharp instruments on rollers. Damaged or
gummy rollers will cause inconsistencies in label application. If they are
damaged, replace them. Part Number “SRL-500-3403875” both rollers are the
same.
Lubrication:
The only part in the applier that requires lubrication are the 2 main shafts (drive
and rewind) that rotate in bushings. These bushings should be oiled once every
2 or 3 years. Remove cover to oil internal bushings as shown below in Fig 19b.
be kept clean. Wash with lacquer thinner or other
Fig 19a
Fig 19b
Fig 19c
Oil here
Oil here
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SECTION 5 RECOMMENDED SPARE PARTS
Part Number Description
100099 VALVE, 120VAC 3WY MAC AIR
100303 CYLINDER, 1" SPRING RETURN AIR
200009 RELAY, 12VDC 10AMP DPDT
200044 FUSE, AGC 5 A
200045 FUSE, AGC 7 A (USED W/ CODER)
200109 SWITCH, MICRO (STARWHEEL) (IF EQUIPPED)
200111 TRANSFORMER, 110VAC TO 15VAC
200113 TIMER, (CROUZET)
200198 MODULE, POWER
300050-2 MOTOR, CW W/BRAKE
300051-2 MOTOR, CCW WO/BRAKE (PRODUCT DRIVE)
300055-1 FAN, #300050 MOTOR
300060-1 FAN, #300051 MOTOR
420210 UNWIND SPRING, ½” X 4” EXTENSION
600300 UHMW, TAPE, 1" X 50' ROLL
820000 THUMBSCREW, 1" BLACK NYLON
200090B ASSEMBLY, R-310 FOOT SWITCH
200374-1 SENSOR, LABEL EYE(TRI-TRONICS)
200376B ASSY. CABLE W/4 PIN M. AMPHENOL
210131B ASS'Y, CLEAR/FOIL LABEL SENSOR (IF EQUIPPED)
420200-01.60 SPRING, EXTENSION
L-128-C-A CLIP, (6-1/2 WEB) RETENTION
L-129-S STARWHEEL, LABEL SENSING (IF EQUIPPED)
SRL-500-3303875 ROLLER, 3-7/8" PRODUCT DRIVE
SRL-500-3306000 ROLLER, PROD. DRIVE 6" LONG
SRL-500-3403875 ROLLER, 3-7/8" UPPER IDLER
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SECTION 6 DRAWINGS AND BILL OF MATERIALS
MAIN ASSEMBLY
See Drawing 310-I-00H
AIR CYLINDER MOUNTING ASSEMBLY
See Drawing 310-I-10
FRONT PANEL ASSEMBLY
See Drawing 310-I-20F
REGULATOR ASSEMBLY
See Drawing 310-I-30
LABEL SENSOR/PEELER ASSEMBLY
See Drawing 310-I-40F
OPTIONAL STARWHEEL /PEELER ASSEMBLY
See Drawing 310-I-41F
UPPER IDLER ROLL ASSEMBLY
See Drawing 310-I-50E
STANDARD CARRIAGE ASSEMBLY
See Drawing 310-I-62
13” UNWIND ASSEMBLY
See Drawing UWA-13R-I-00
POWER MODULE
See Drawing L15-D-02
DIMENSIONAL DIAGRAM
See Drawing 310-F-00F
WEBBING DIAGRAM (OPTICAL)
See Drawing 310-W-00F
WEBBING DIAGRAM (OPTIONAL STARWHEEL)
See Drawing 310-W-00F
ELECTRICAL DIAGRAM
See Drawing 310-E-00H
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TECHNICAL SUPPORT
When calling for Technical Support:
Have your Model #:
And the Serial Number ready (located on main base plate on the same side
where the Air Regulator is).
Email: fjones@universal1.com
Web Site: http://www.universal1.com
R-310H
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Bill of Material
310-I-00H
MAIN ASSEMBLY
MACHINE: R310
ITEM NUM:PART NUMBER: PART DESCRIPTION:QTY:
01SRL-500-42BRACKET, OUTER BEARING1
02L-144-MBLOCK, 3/8" BEARING1
03400016BEARING, 3/8" SEALED1
04**SRL-500-3306000 ROLLER, PROD. DRIVE 6" LONG1
05SRL-500-04-BSHAFT, 3/8 X 15.5"1
06SRL-500-03SHAFT, PIVOT1
07*310-I-62ASSEMBLY, STANDARD CARRIAGE1
08SRL-500-43BRACKET, MACHINE SUPPORT1
09SRL-500-40PLATE, BASE1
10SRL-500-23BAR, LOWER TIE2
11SC-006COLLAR, SET .376 X .62 X .2504
12430380BUSHING,S 500 X 375 X 3754
13SRL-500-41BRACKET, MOTOR MOUNT1
14*310-I-30ASSEMBLY, AIR REGULATOR1
15*310-I-10ASSEMBLY, AIR CYLINDER MNTG.1
16SRL-500-60BAR,OUTSIDE TIE1
17SRL-500-61BAR, INSIDE TIE1
18SRL-500-08COLLAR, PRODUCT DRIVE SHAFT1
19300051-2MOTOR, CCW WO/BRAKE1
20300060-1FAN, #300051-2 MOTOR1
21SRL-500-29COVER, MOTOR1
22MD-724-1SUPPORT, REAR COVER1
23MD-723SUPPORT, TOP COVER1
24MD-724SUPPORT, FRONT COVER1
25200021STRIP, 8 TERMINAL EURO 40.2081
26200111TRANSFORMER, 110VAC TO 15VAC1
27MD-700-1PLATE, BASE1
28SRL-500-44SUPPORT,TOP1
29*310-I-20FASSEMBLY, FRONT PANEL1
30810075PIN, 1/4 X 1 DOWEL1
31MD-731STAND-OFF, MOTOR3
32*310-I-40FASSEMBLY, PEELER/LABEL SENSOR1
32***310-I-41FASSEMBLY, OPTIONAL STARWHEEL/PEELER1
33MD-730-1WSHAFT, BOTTOM DRIVE ROLL1
34SRL-500-3403875 ROLLER, 3-7/8" UPPER IDLER1
35420200-01.60SPRING, EXTENSION2
36430385BUSHING,S 500 X 375 X 5001
37MD-744-WPLATE, EXTENSION1
38JL-200-37-5AASSEMBLY. REWIND SLIP CLUTCH1
39MD-728-1ASSEMBLY, DRIVE SPROCKET1
40410000-13.25ASSEMBLY. CHAIN,#25 LINK X 13-1/4"1
41MD-746-1SPROCKET, TENSION1
42JL-200-42SPROCKET, REWIND CLUTCH1
43300050-2MOTOR, CW W/BRAKE1
44300055-1FAN, #300050-2 MOTOR1
45SRL-500-59-1LEG, STAND-OFF 4"2
01100099VALVE, 120VAC 3WY MAC AIR1
02100108FTNG, MINI NEEDLE VALVE1
03100109VALVE, 1/4 x 1/8 METER-IN1
04100211FTNG, 1/8 TO 1/4 STRT CONN.1
05100224FTNG, 10-32M TO 1/4 BARB1
06100226FTNG, 1/8M TO 10-32F REDUCER1
07100303CYLINDER, 1" SPRING RETURN AIR1
08SRL-500-12AGUARD, AIR CYLINDER1
09SRL-500-19PLATE, AIR CYLINDER M0UNTING1
10100430-9.125
11100425-7.00
PART NUMBER: PART DESCRIPTION:QTY:
IRLINE, 1/4" X 9-1/8" BLUE1
IRLINE, 1/4" X 7" RED1
R310
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Bill of Material
310-I-20F
FRONT PANEL ASSEMBLY
MACHINE: R310
ITEM NUM:PART NUMBER: PART DESCRIPTION:QTY:
01200044FUSE, AGC 5 A1
02200192-1DIAL, 10 TURN POT (H-22-6A)1
03200059PLATE, ON/OFF SWITCH1
04MD-763COVER, FRONT1
05200030SWITCH, DPST TOGGLE1
06MD-700-1PLATE, BASE1
07600345ARUBBER, CIRCUIT CARD BACKING1
08200198MODULE, POWER1
09200175SPACER, #6 X .75 NYLON2
10200022CONNECTOR, 15 PIN ED GE1
11200216POT, 5K OHM 3-TURN1
12200001GROMM E T, 1/16" X 1/4"1
13200005HOLDER, PANEL MOUNT FU SE1
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Bill of Material
A
REGULATOR ASSEMBLY
ITEM NUM:
01100300REGULATOR, AIR1
02100229OBSOLETE USE 1002091
03100217OBSOLETE-USE# 1003452
04100321NUT, PANEL MOUNT AIR REGULATOR1
05100301GAUGE, 1.5 DIAMETER AIR1
06100210FTNG, 1/8 COUPLING1
07100203FTNG, 1/8M ELBOW1
08100228FTNG, 1/8 SOCKET PLUG1
09100405-120
10100220FTNG, 1/4M TO 1/4F1
PART NUMBER: PART DESCRIPTION:QTY:
IRLINE, 1/4" X 10' WHITE1
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Bill of Material
310-I-40F
LABEL SENSOR/PEELER ASSEMBLY
MACHINE: R310
ITEM NUM:PART NUMBER: PART DESCRIPTION:QTY:
01MD-756BAR, OPTICAL LABEL SENSOR ADJ.1
02SRL-500-57-1WASHAFT, WEB DRAG1
03MD-755BLOCK, PEEL PLATE ADJUSTING1
04MP-2500-9PLATE, WEB DRAG PRESSURE2
05MD-762PLATE, PEELER1
06600300-07.500UHMW, TAPE, 1" x 7-1/2" L.1
07MD-758BLOCK, SENSOR MOUNTING1
08200374-1SENSOR, LABEL EYE(TRI-TRONICS)1
09*MD-765BRACKET, SENSOR MOUNTING1
10*210131BASSEMBLY. CLEAR/FOIL LABEL SENSOR1
11MD-754BLOCK, 3/8" SHAFT2
12L-172-08WASHER, UHMW 187 X 375 X 6252
13200376BASSEMBLY. CABLE W/ 4 PIN AMPHENOL1
14MD-706-WBAR, STRIPPER PLATE SU PPORT1
15500525-7.170ROLLER, IDLER1
16MD-759SHAFT, DEFLECTION ROLLER1
17MD-761PLATE, PEELER ASSEMBLY1
18MD-757BLOCK, SENSOR ADJUST1
19MD-766BLOCK, WEB DRAG MOUNTING1
20L60-0035BLOCK, WEB DRAG2
21850008TTHUMBSCREW, 8-32 X 1/2"2
22MD-760BLOCK, PEELER PLATE SUPPORT1
23500081HANDLE, 10-32 MALE RAT CHET1
ITEM NUM:PART NUMBER: PART DESCRIPTION:QTY:
01430180BUSHING, 375 X 313 X 3752
02SRL-500-74BUSHING,S 375 X 313 X 2802
03MD-707-1-WBAR, PIVOT TIE (WIDE LABEL)1
04MD-707-2BLOCK, OUTER BEARING1
05MD-707-3BLOCK, INNER BEARING1
06SRL-500-3403875ROLLER, 3-7/8" UPPER IDLER1
07MD-730-2-WSHAFT, IDLER WIDE LABEL1
08SC-005COLLAR, SET .313 X .62 X .252
09850005SCREW, 6-32 X 1/2" L SHC S4
10430125BUSHING, 313 X 250 X 2502
11857004SET SCREW , 10-32 X 1/4" SS2
12857003SET SCREW, 8-32 X 1/8" L SS2
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Bill of Material
310-I-62
STANDARD CARRIAGE ASSEMBLY
MACHINE: R310
ITEM NUM:PART NUMBER: PART DESCRIPTION:QTY:
01SRL-500-62AASS'Y, IDLER ROLLER2
02SC-006COLLAR, SET .376 X .62 X .2504
03SRL-500-05-1SHAFT, LOWER BACK IDLER1
04SRL-500-14-DCOUPLER, IDLER SHAFT4
05SRL-500-14-ECARRIER, LOWER IDLER ROLL4
06SRL-500-06-1SHAFT, LOWER FRONT IDLER1
07L-143-D-03.000ROLLER, 3" LOWER IDLER2
08SRL-500-02SHAFT, CARRIER SIDE2
09SRL-500-03SHAFT, PIVOT1
10SRL-500-09BRACKET, LOWER CARRIAGE1
11SRL-500-15-1PLATE, LOWER IDLER ROLL2
12SRL-500-11BOTTLE STOP, PLASTIC1
13SRL-500-52SHAFT, BOTTLE STOP1
14SRL-500-10BRACKET, BOTTLE STOP1
15200600-ABOLT, COUPLER MOUNTING4
16SRL-500-45ARM, ACTUATOR2
17SRL-500-46BAR, ACTUATOR ARM TIE1
18L-172-08WASHER, UHMW 187 X 375 X 6254
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UWA-13R-I-00
13" UNWIND ASSEMBLY
MACHINE: R310
ITEM NUM:PART NUMBER: PART DESCRIPTION:QTY:
01UND-001BAR, LABEL REEL MOUNTING1
02UND-002SHAFT, UNWIND HUB1
02 (A)UND-002CSHAFT, 7-1/2" WEB UNWIND1
02( B)UND-002DSHAFT, 8-1/2" WEB UNWIND1
03UND-003ARM, UNWIND BRAKE1
04UND-004SHAFT, BRAKE ARM1
04 (A)UND-004-07.50SHAFT, 7-1/2" WEB BRAKE ARM1
04 (B)UND-004ESHAFT, 8-1/2" WEB BRAKE ARM1
05UND-006BLOCK, BELT FASTENER1
06UND-007CLAMP, BELT2
07UND-008STUD, BRAKE ARM1
08UND-009-1STRAP, BRAKE1
09UND-011CHUB, MAIN UNWIND1
09 (A)UND-011BHUB, 7-1/2" WEB MAIN UNWIND1
09 (B)UND-011HHUB, 8-1/2" WEB MAIN UNWIND1
10UND-013DISC, REMOVABLE LABEL1
11UND-015DISC, UNWIND BACKING1
12UND-038ROLLER, BRAKE IDLER1
12 (A)UND-038-07.50ROLL, 7-1/2" WEB BRAKE IDLER1
12 (B)UND-038EROLL, 8-1/2" WEB BRAKE IDLER1
13UND-037BEARING, BRAKE ARM ROLLER2
14UND-019CLAMP, INNER BACKING DISC1
15200409CLIP, CORE (FOR HUB)4
16UND-042CLAMP, OUTER BACKING DISC1
17UND-027BEARING, END CAP ROLLER1
18430306BUSHING, 750 X 500 X 625"1
19420210SPRING, 1/2 X 3.125" EXTENSION1
20UND-046BEARING, END CAP ROLLER1
21820000THUMBSCREW, 1" BLACK NYLON1
22400059BEARING, 5/8" THRUST W/WASHERS1
23856005RING, 1/2" EXT. RETAINING1
24853003WASHER, 1/4" .050 THK 5/8 ODFW1
25851002SCREW, 1/4-20 X 1/2" HHMS1
26853001WASHER, 5/16" FW SS1
27851003SCREW, 5/16-18 X 1/2" HHMS SS1
28852001SCREW, 10-32 X 1/2" FHMS PHIL6
29850002SCREW, 10-32 X 1" L SHCS3
30854001NUT, 10-32 HEX2
31850003SCREW, 5/16-18 X 1-1/4" L SHCS1
32850006SCREW, 6-32 X 5/8" L SHCS2
33850004SCREW, 5/16-18 X 1" L SHCS1
34852501SCREW, 4-40 X 1/4" L PHMS PHIL4
35854007NUT, 4-40 HEX SS4
(A)=FOR 7-1/2" WIDE WEB
(B)=FOR 8-1/2" WIDE WEB
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POWER MODULE SETUP SHEET
PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE INSTALLING
SWITCH #1 DELAY SELECT
OFF - NO DELAY
ON - START AND STOP DELAY SET BY FRONT PANEL CONTROLS
START CONTROL - 0 TO 1 SEC.
STOP CONTROL - 0 TO 0.1 OR 1.0 SEC. (SEE JUMP 9)
OFF - FALLING SIGNAL EDGE ACTIVATION
ON - RISING SIGNAL EDGE ACTIVATION
SWITCH #5 STOP SWITCH LOGIC LEVEL SELECT
OFF - FALLING SIGNAL EDGE ACTIVATION
ON - RISING SIGNAL EDGE ACTIVATION
JUMPERS #6 START SWITCH TYPE SELECT
PINS 1 & 2 - SPDT START SWITCH
PINS 2 & 3 - SINGLE POLE INPUT
SWITCHES
CODER DWELL
ADJUSTMENT
R17
J3 J1
JUMPERS
JUMPERS #8 SINGLE POLE START SWITCH POLARITY SELECT
PINS 1 & 2 - SWITCHES TO POSITIVE +5V TO +24V DC (PNP)
PINS 2 & 3 - SWITCHES TO GROUND (NPN)
JUMPERS #9 STOP DELAY SELECT
PINS 1 & 2 - LONG DELAY 0 TO 1 SEC.
PINS 2 & 3 - SHORT DELAY 0 TO 0.1 SEC.
PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD # OO OOO OO
MONTH / NUMBER / YEAR
DEFAULT SETTINGS
L-15 L-60
R-310 SL-1000
The Universal Power Module is designed to
operate the L15, L20, L30, R310, MP25, L60,
and SL1000 series of label machines. The L15,
L20, L30 and MP25 are set up the same!
The L60, R310 & SL-1000 are different,
SEE DEFAULT SETTINGS.
Coder output is adjusted by (R17) top left board
and operates in all modes. The dwell time is
adjustable from 0 to 0.5 seconds. The next
start signal or product signal will be ignored until
the coder pulse is turned off.
(NOTE) IF YOU HAVE L-60 WITH FRONT & REAR
BOARD,
THE BOARD MUST BE SET UP AS L-15.
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