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22
03.11
Strapex SMA 30
7 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
7.3 START STRAPPING
Prerequisites
Machine is connected to the mains supply. Power
supply according to identi cation plate.
Both locking wheels locked.
Strap coil has been installed and strap feed is
performed (see Chapter 6.2).
– Turn Main switch (3/1) to position “1“.
The warming-up time for the heating element
is about 20 seconds.
Check strap tension, if necessary adjust it (see
Chapter 7.1)
Select strapping operation manual or automatic (see
Chapter 7.2).
Place the goods to be strapped (8/1) in the centre
of the machine on the table plate. Trigger strapping
with the foot pedal (8/2) (depending on mode of
operation). The strap will now be passed around the
package, tensioned, welded and cut off, then new
strap will be fed into the magazine.
Remove the package.
Check the seal (see chapter 7.4).
7.1 ADJUSTING STRAP TENSION
Turn main switch (3/1) to position ”1“.
– Press Strap tension weaker“ (6/3) or ”Strap
tension stronger“ (6/2) buttons until required
value is shown on the ”Strap tension“ digital dis-
play (6/1).
The strap tension can be set in a range from
50–450 N.
Digital display Strap tension
0 approx. 50 N
5 approx. 150 N
10 approx. 250 N
20 approx. 450 N
7.2 SELECTOR SWITCH MANUAL / AUTOMATIC
Manual operation (7/1):
Strapping is started using the start button (3/4) or foot
pedal (3/11) in this position.
Automatic operation (7/2):
In this position, strapping is started using the table
switch (7/3). If the table switch is covered by a packa-
ge, another strapping will start automatically.
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Fig. 6
Fig. 7
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Caution:
Only strap packed goods!
Do not put hands or other parts of the body
between the strap and the package during
the strapping process.
Fig. 8
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