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Knife Driver
2) Screws for Adjustment
1) Knife Depth of RHS Lay
Adjustment Blocks
LHS Lay
1) Knife depth adjustment: Using a 13mm spanner loosen the lock nuts on both adjusters.
With the crease block set with the narrow tool up, turn the knife driver to bottom dead centre, driving
the knife down. Set the adjustment blocks so that the creasing block has very little room to move,
i.e. It does not rattle when moved but can be slid back out of the machine. Re-tighten the two lock nuts.
Do not adjust these two blocks so that the knife driver can no longer be rotated freely. After setting,
rotate the knife driver by hand and ensure there is no ‘sticking’ point as the knife driver goes through
the bottom of its arc.
2) Right hand side lay adjustment: Using a flat head screwdriver, loosen the two countersunk screws
in the side lay. The angle of the lay to the crease knife may now be adjusted. Re-tighten the two screws.
3) Left hand side lay adjustment: Using a 10mm spanner loosen the two bolts in the vertical panel
beneath the right hand side lay. The left hand side lay support bar may now be move towards or away
from the feed table to adjust the angle of the left hand side lay to the knife. Re-tighten the two bolts.
4) Periodically check to ensure that the two areas of the knife driver that contact with the knife
adjustment blocks are lubricated.
5) Periodically clean the feed rolls to ensure an accurate crease position. A dry cloth should only be used.
New Job Setup:
1. Ensure Crease Matic is in ‘setup’ mode. Decimal 2. Push card gently to infeed wheels. The Crease
point in last position of screen and LED off. Select Matic will feed the card to the creasing blade.
job number to program, then press ‘crease’.
3. Press the ‘left’ key until distance from edge 4. Press forward again until distance from
is reached (99.00mm). Press creaser button 1st crease is reached (198.00mm).
Press creaser button
5. Press forward again until sheet is out onto the 6. Press forward again until sheet is out onto
collection tray, the next sheet will now go in and the the collection tray, the next sheet will now go in and the
same creases will be repeated, same creases will be repeated,
See fig.2
20
See fig.3
RHS
See
fig.3
RHS
6
LHS
1
36
LHS
1
36
37
36
39
73
39
70 3
16B
16A 65
46
69
55,56
1
62
42
43
68
16
52
9
46
55,56
41
57
10
11
44
7
67 66 51 58
Fig.2 Internal of Creaser 64 63 62 57 59
5/10/04
75
24 LHS
33 50B
50C
26
74 30 28
31
21
25
21
32
33
29
30
RHS
35
27
23
17
50A
43 47
22 17 Fig 3 In tray and Out tray assembly
48
53,54 fig3 5/10/04
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CREASE MATIC 150 Parts list
PART QUANTITY
52 DC MOTOR 1
53 RELAY BASE 1
54 RELAY 1
55 BEARING BLOCK 6
56 BALLRACE 6
57 PULLEY 1
58 TIMING BELT 1
69 PULLEY 2
60 CIRCLIP 12
61
62 1/2 COLLAR 4
63 RETAINING WASHER 1
64 COVER MICROSWITCH 1
65 COVER MICROSWITCH CAM 1
66 PHOTOCELL BRACKET 1
67 PHOTOCELL (PAPER) 1
68 PULLEY 1
69 TIMING BELT 1
70 PULLEY 1
71
72 THRUST WASHER 2
73 WHEELS 4
74 MAGNETIC STRIP 2
75 DISPLAY LABEL 1
Upper
perforator
wheel
Top perforating wheel
is pushed against spring
as perforator is closed
Do not adjust
this screw
Upper shaft
Control wheel
Control wheel
Lower shaft
Lower
perforating
wheel
1/8”(3.17mm) 1/4” (6.35mm)
Perforator Set-up
Spring loaded pin
Telescopic Shaft flat
end piece Upper perforating
wheel
Collar
Top shaft
Control
wheels
Control wheels
Lower perforating
wheel
Smoother
guides
Perforator unit