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General| Type | Drying System |
|---|---|
| Model | DryStar 2000 CAN |
| Compatibility | Heidelberg printing presses |
| Function | Drying |
| Control | CAN bus |
Details the manual's purpose and lists all supported DryStar 2000 CAN variants for operation and troubleshooting.
Explains how components in figures and operational steps are presented within the manual.
Provides a list of common abbreviations used throughout the manual for clarity.
Emphasizes the need for personnel to read and understand the manual, particularly the safety chapter, before operating the unit.
Explains the three categories of safety instructions (Level 1, 2, 3) and their associated symbols.
Outlines critical safety procedures to prevent hazards during operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting.
Provides essential safety guidelines for handling cleaning agents, solvents, inks, and varnishes.
Details precautions for handling anti-freezing agents, focusing on health hazards and environmental protection.
Warns about risks associated with hot dryer units and IR radiation, advising careful handling and protective measures.
Advises on safety precautions when using compressed air to prevent injury and equipment damage.
Defines the intended use of the unit and clarifies liability for misuse.
Lists conditions that will render the manufacturer's warranty null and void.
Explains the principles of drying for inks and coatings in offset printing, including IR and hot air usage.
Describes the operation, cooling, and output control of IR radiators within the drying units.
Explains the function of the coating dryer, its IR radiators, and hot air nozzles for varnish drying.
Details features of the extended delivery, including support for multiple slide-in units and enhanced ventilation.
Defines pile surface temperature as a drying metric and explains its controlled adjustment.
Defines the DryStar 2000 CAN as an accessory for printing presses that aids in drying printed and coated sheets.
Identifies the two main versions of the DryStar 2000 CAN: air-cooled and water-cooled.
Explains the air-cooled version's heat release mechanism and its ventilation requirements.
Describes the water-cooled version, its heat exchange process, and exhaust air management.
States that the DryStar 2000 CAN is controlled using the printing press's CP2000 Center interface.
Introduces the various configurations of the DryStar 2000 CAN for different printing press models.
Details the SM 74 variant, consisting of a dryer cabinet and an IR slide-in unit.
Describes the SM 74 L variant, which includes a dryer cabinet and an IR + hot air slide-in unit.
Explains the SM 74 LX variant with a dryer cabinet and multiple slide-in units (IR, hot air, cooling).
Outlines the SM/CD 102 variant, comprising a dryer cabinet and an IR slide-in unit.
Details the SM/CD 102 L variant, including a dryer cabinet and an IR + hot air slide-in unit.
Describes the CD 102 L + ZT variant, featuring an interdeck dryer and an IR + hot air slide-in unit.
Explains the SM/CD 102 LX variant with a dryer cabinet and multiple slide-in units for IR, hot air, and cooling.
Details the CD 102 LX + ZT variant, including an interdeck dryer and multiple slide-in units.
Describes the SM/CD 102 LX + UV variant, incorporating IR, hot air, cooling, and UV dryer components.
Details the dryer cabinet, housing blowers, cooling units, and the main control electronics.
Explains the function and components of the IR slide-in unit, including radiators and cooling air connection.
Details the specific IR slide-in unit configuration for the DryStar 2000 CAN SM 74.
Describes the IR slide-in unit for the SM/CD 102 variant, including its process exhaust air connection.
Explains slide-in units that combine IR and hot air for enhanced drying through heat radiation and convection.
Details the IR and hot air slide-in units for SM 74 L/LX variants, noting nozzle volume flow adjustment.
Describes IR and hot air slide-in units for SM/CD 102 L/LX variants, including nozzle width adjustment.
Explains the function of the cooling air slide-in unit in cooling sheets post-drying.
Details the cooling air slide-in unit for the SM 74 LX variant, including nozzle control.
Describes the cooling air slide-in unit for SM/CD 102 variants, noting nozzle volume flow adjustment.
Explains the IR interdeck dryer's installation and operation, including its radiators, blower, and exhaust system.
Identifies the main switch on the dryer cabinet and refers to external manuals for further operational details.
Provides step-by-step instructions for activating the DryStar 2000 CAN unit via its main switch.
Explains the procedure for deactivating the DryStar 2000 CAN unit using its main switch control lever.
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