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Settings
Single knotter
The twine brakes (2) are located in the twine box. The tying
twine (1) is held under tension by the setting screws (3).
Different types of tying twine may have different friction
properties. The drawing tension of the tying strand must be
checked when you start using a different type of tying twine.
It should always be set to a high enough level so that the
twine tension springs do not interfere with the swing angle.
The dimension “X” is based on the tying twine selected and
must be determined in each individual case by testing in the
twine strand. A pretension of the twine strand that is too high
may cause knotting errors and place too heavy a load on the
components involved.
8.2.4 Twine Brake
BP-VFS-016
x
3
Double knotter
BPXC0032
1
2
3
BPXC0158
1
1
Pre-setting X= 30 - 35 mm
Pre-setting X= 30-35 mm
In the double knotter design, the twine brakes (1) in the
twine box serve simply to keep the twine tight.
A pre-tension of the twine strand that is too high may cause
knotting errors and place too heavy a load on the
components involved.
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