VPL-620D Manual Book
VPL-620D Manual Book
7. Please careful the forklift position and the fork length shall be 2/3 machine
width length.
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2.3. Restriction with Plant
A B Height
4775mm 3435mm 2744mm
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3. Machine Operation
3.1. Installation of Label
1. Tension Rod
2. Web Clamp
4. Fasten the hand wheel right after setting up the labels according to labeling Course
Drawing
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3.1.2. Label Installation Diagram
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Notice
Tighten screw on web clamp to create a slight resistance, and label web should lay
flat on the label peel blade.
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3.1.3. Label Sensor
1. Normal Sensor
When label sensor detects the label, When label sensor detects the
base paper, the light will be off. base paper, the light will be on.
1 Label sensor
2 Label
3 Base paper
(1) Label Sensor position is adjustable for the quality labeling purpose.
(3) Use a transparent sensor if the value of label sensitivity is very close to the value
of backing paper sensitivity or with a clear label.
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2. Transparent Sensor
Correct the light should be on WEB when the label roll cross with base paper
the light should be on LABEL when the label roll cross with label
SPAN SHIFT
WEB LABEL
SENSOR
Sensor Setup
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SPAN ( Area )
Anticlockwise (- ): × × ×
×
Clockwise (+ ): × × ×
×
SHIFT ( Direction )
Setup Procedure
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3.1.4. Control Panel
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3.1.5. Labeling Head
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General index
1. General .................................................................................................................... 4
1.1. Machine Specification................................................................................. 4
1.2. General Safety Regulations ......................................................................... 5
1.3. Equipment Layout ....................................................................................... 8
1.4. Name Plate Identification............................................................................ 9
2. Installation ............................................................................................................ 10
2.1. Transporting .............................................................................................. 10
2.2. Adjustment of Machine Level and Height ................................................ 10
2.3. Restriction with Plant ................................................................................ 11
3. Machine Operation ............................................................................................... 12
3.1. Installation of Label .................................................................................. 12
3.1.1. Label Roll..................................................................................... 12
3.1.2. Label Installation Diagram .......................................................... 13
3.1.3. Label Sensor................................................................................. 15
3.1.4. Control Panel ............................................................................... 18
3.1.5. Labeling Head .............................................................................. 19
3.1.6. Component ................................................................................... 20
3.2. Labeler Operating Principle ...................................................................... 25
4. Panel View Description ........................................................................................ 27
4.1. General Concept ........................................................................................ 27
4.1.1. Initial Screen ................................................................................ 27
4.1.2. Main Screen ................................................................................. 27
4.1.3. Alignment Set .............................................................................. 28
4.1.4. System Parameter......................................................................... 29
4.1.5. Timer Set ...................................................................................... 29
4.1.6. Alarm Message ............................................................................ 30
4.1.7. Labeling Speed Adj. ..................................................................... 30
4.1.8. I/O Table ...................................................................................... 31
4.1.9. Labeling Position ......................................................................... 31
4.1.10. Production Quantity ..................................................................... 32
4.1.11. Operation Screen .......................................................................... 32
4.1.12. Memory Number .......................................................................... 33
4.1.13. Inverter Fault ................................................................................ 34
5. Machine Operation Tips........................................................................................ 36
6. Labeler Assembly ................................................................................................. 39
6.1. 1. Horizontal Servo Head Adjustment Assembly...................................... 41
3.1.6. Component
Front
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1. Adjustment Screw for Conveyor Belt Tightness
For adjustment the conveyor belt tightness. Adjust the tightness through the
setting screw clockwise or anti-clockwise.
5. Object sensor
7. Alignment
To align the angle of bottles
10. Screws for Adjustment the Angle of Top Hold Down Belt Assembly
Tighten the screw will make the assembly up, and loosen the screw will make the
assembly down.
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Up
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13. Hand Wheel for Product Separator Adjustment
Adjust the width of product separator.
19. Encoder
To ensure the speed of conveyor and labeling are synchronized.
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Side
20. Hand Wheel for Top Hold Down Belt Height Adjustment – Vertical
Adjust the height of to hold down belt adjustment.
21. Hand Wheel for Labeling Height Adjustment of back Labeling Head
Adjust the height depending on the bottle size.
22. Hand Wheel for Labeling Height Adjustment of front Labeling Head
Adjust the height depending on the bottle size.
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3.2. Labeler Operating Principle
The labeling heads work by a stepping motor. Those parameters can be set using the
HMI, and are called by the program when entering the product code.
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Labeling logical steps
Bottles are gone to the product separator roller that will produce space between bottles,
and then enter into the servo alignment and top hold down belt to align bottles. Object
photocell sees the bottle, and steep motor of labeling head is started by PLC, then label
dispenses. The label is detected by labeling photocell, the step motor of labeling head
inform the PLC to stop. Finally, the sponge roller will press the labeled bottle to
ensure the label stick entirely on the product surface.
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4. Panel View Description
4.1. General Concept
1. When pressed, any button with a dark background will lead to either a new page or a
change in the machine operation as described on the button.
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4.1.3. Alignment Set
First move distance: when the sensor see
the bottle, how many distances the
alignment have to work with the first speed.
First Rotation Speed: Set the first move
speed of alignment.
Second stop delay time: Setting the timing
to start the second rotation speed .
Second rotation Speed: Set the second
move speed of alignment.
Sensor to detect alignment: The sensor (reed switch) will detect the
position of alignment from the steel.
Steel
Reed Switch
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4.1.4. System Parameter
This is for technician to adjust the inner setting, without any permission please do not
adjust.
For enter the System Parameter purpose only.
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6.2. 2. Alignment Adjustment Assembly ......................................................... 42
6.3. 4. Sensor Assembly ................................................................................... 43
6.4. 5. Pick & Press Roller (Front and Back) ................................................... 44
6.5. 6. Top-Down Adjustment Assembly ......................................................... 46
6.6. 7. Top-Hold Down Assembly.................................................................... 47
6.7. 9. Angle Adjustment Assembly ................................................................. 48
6.8. 11. Angle Adjustment Assembly ............................................................... 49
6.9. 12. Encoder ............................................................................................... 50
6.10. 13. Conveyor Driving Assembly............................................................... 51
6.11. 14. Conveyor Assembly ............................................................................ 52
6.12. 15. Head Label Tray Assembly ................................................................. 53
6.13. 16. Sensor Assembly ................................................................................. 54
6.14. 17. Label Head Assembly ......................................................................... 55
6.15. 20. Sensor Assembly ................................................................................. 56
6.16. 21. Head Label Tray Assembly ................................................................. 57
6.17. 22. Label Head Assembly ......................................................................... 58
6.18. 23. Sensor Assembly ................................................................................. 59
6.19. 24. Bottle Holder Assembly ...................................................................... 60
7. Panel Layout ......................................................................................................... 61
8. Maintenance .......................................................................................................... 62
9. Troubleshooting .................................................................................................... 64
10. Electrical Drawings............................................................................................... 66
4.1.6. Alarm Message
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4.1.8. I/O Table
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4.1.10. Production Quantity
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4.1.12. Memory Number
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4.1.13. Inverter Fault
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5. Machine Operation Tips
1. Adjust the guide rail and make sure the feeding bottles can move freely on the
conveyor.
2. Adjustment for Alignment Device:
Enter Main Screen and press Alignment Set, key in data in First Move Distance
to decide how much distances the alignment should move when the product
sensor senses the bottle.
Enter Main Screen and press Alignment Set, key in data in First Rotation Speed
to decide the speed of first motion.
Enter Main Screen and press Alignment Set, key in data in Second Stop Delay
Time to decide the timing to start the second motion.
Enter Main Screen and press Alignment Set, key in data in Second Rotation
Speed to adjust the speed of second motion.
3. Adjustment for Top Hold Down Belt Assembly:
Make sure the in-feed position of Top Hold Down Belt (near the alignment) is
not too tight. The belt can’ t press the bottles too hard otherwise alignment can’ t
align the bottles properly.
Make sure the out-feed position of Top Hold Down Belt (near the labeling peel
plate) is tight enough and the bottles are held and hard to be moved.
Sink slightly
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Steps for adjusting the Top Hold Down Assembly:
a. Loosen the screw as below picture shows
b. Adjust the Hand Wheel and let the TOP HOLD-DOWN ASSEMBLY to press the
bottle on the out-feed position.
c. Adjust the screw as below picture shows, to make sure the in-feed position of Top
Hold Down Belt is not too tight.
( Tighten the screw: up the assembly Loosen the screw: down the assembly)
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4. Adjustment for the label head assembly and labeling peel plate:
After machine operating, stop the machine when the bottles are approaching the
labeling peel plate. Adjust the label head forward or back to make sure the
dispensing labels are near the bottles (make label touch bottles slightly).
Meanwhile, do not hit the sensor, reflector or other parts while adjusting the
label head assembly.
Enter Labeling Position to adjust the length of dispensing labels and label
position.
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6. Labeler Assembly
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1. General
1.1. Machine Specification
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6.1. 1. Horizontal Servo Head Adjustment
Assembly
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6.2. 2. Alignment Adjustment Assembly
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6.3. 4. Sensor Assembly
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6.4. 5. Pick & Press Roller (Front and Back)
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NO. PART NO. DRAWING NO. Q’TY DESCRIPTION
1 210D13AL 1 Shaft Cover
2 5GX12.5KB 999Z14AB 1 Reducer
3 CB5-GK-T 999Z14AK 1 Clutch
4 5IK60GS-STSF 999Z20BX 1 Motor
5 #2900 999Z25BE 4 Bearing
6 #6002ZZ 999Z25BI 16 Bearing
7 #6203ZZ 999Z25BQ 4 Bearing
8 DA-04-12-40-E-O 999Z41AB 1 Counter
9 TL-Q5MCI 999Z87AI 1 Proximity Switch
10 RS35 60 Chain
11 165LU-15mm 2 Belt-Labeling head
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6.5. 6. Top-Down Adjustment Assembly
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6.6. 7. Top-Hold Down Assembly
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6.7. 9. Angle Adjustment Assembly
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6.8. 11. Angle Adjustment Assembly
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1.2. General Safety Regulations
Using Restriction: The VPL -620D labeler is suitable for proof -explosion and
proof-flammable cleaning liquids that need to be filled into bottle, it is forbidden
to try low-flash point, oily, fermentative, sticky and fibrous materials.
Read instruction manual before operating the machine for your safety.
Person(s) who operate the machine must be trained, read and understood to use
the safety measures, and possess the ability to obey and execute the regulation
stated in this manual.
A terminal for the connection of the external ground conductor is provided in the
vicinity of the associated phase conductor terminals with marked “PE”. It should
make sure the “PE” terminal being connection before power supply.
Supply voltage and souce frequency: 0.9-1.1 nominal supply voltage and
0.99-1.01 nominal frequency. Verify the main power is stable before connecting
it to the equipment. If not, use a voltage regulator.
Atmosphere: Free from excessive dust, acid fume, corrosive gases and salt.
The power supply should be away from humidity and properly grounded.
Avoid exposing to direct sunlight or heat rays which can change the
environmental temp.
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6.9. 12. Encoder
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6.10. 13. Conveyor Driving Assembly
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6.11. 14. Conveyor Assembly
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6.12. 15. Head Label Tray Assembly
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6.13. 16. Sensor Assembly
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6.14. 17. Label Head Assembly
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6.15. 20. Sensor Assembly
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6.16. 21. Head Label Tray Assembly
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6.17. 22. Label Head Assembly
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6.18. 23. Sensor Assembly
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Keep working area well lighted and ventilation.
Watch what you are doing. Do not operate machine when you are tired. Please
stand in front of machine for proper position operation.
SHUT OFF the power, removed the products, and isolated energy before
leaving the machine.
Shut off the power and carried out only when the machine is stationary before
inspection, maintenance, adjustment and cleaning.
Repairs should only be carried out by qualified persons using original spare
parts; otherwise this may result in considerable danger to the user.
Disposing wasted material and wasted lubricating oil shall obey the local
regulation and be deeply careful.
The possibility is very low: the ignition of material happens in the working area.
However, the user can install a fire detector on the top of production line by self,
and connecting to the specified terminals in the wiring system for buzzer
warning, see the circuit diagrams, please. The workshop of user shall be with the
fire extinguisher or other devices according to the local safety regulations and be
deeply careful.
Make sure switches of control panel are OFF position before operating main
disconnector. Never leave machine running unattended. Turn power off from the
main disconnector. Don’t leave machine until it comes to a complete stop.
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7. Panel Layout 2
3 1
4
5
7
6
1. Power Supply
3. Conveyor Inverter
4. PLC
5. Relay
6. Fuse
7. Terminal Block
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8. Maintenance
Maintenance
Time Required
No Description Method/ Frequency
(MTTR)
Procedure
3 min
1 Lubricate 1 month
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Maintenance
Time Required
No Description Method/ Frequency
(MTTR)
Procedure
3 min
3 Lubricate 1 month
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9. Troubleshooting
Problem Caused By To Repair
Unable to start the power Turn on the breaker
Breaker not turn on
source
1. Not press the Conveyor in operation Press Conveyor key
screen
2. Motor shaft is broken Change new one
Conveyor can’ t work
Check the inverter show
3. Inverter is abnormal
which signal
4. Emergency Stop not turn on Turn on it.
1. Not press the Bottle Separation key in Press Bottle Separation key
operation screen
Product separator can’ t work Check the inverter show
2. Inverter is abnormal
which signal
3. Motor shaft is broken Change new one
1. Not press the Roller key in operation Press Roller key
screen
Sponge roller can’ t work Check the inverter show
2. Inverter is abnormal
which signal
3. Motor shaft is broken Change new one
1. Not press Front Label or Back Label Press Front Label or Back
key in operation screen Label
Adjust the object sensor until
2. Object sensor can’t detect the reflector
the light is on
Label doesn’ t dispense
3. The sensitivity of object sensor is weak Turn the switch clockwise
Turn off the power and wait
4. Due to operate improperly, PLC
until 10 seconds, then turn on
program can’ t work
the power
1. The sensitivity value for the label is too Increase label sensitivity
close to the value for the backing paper. value
2. A transparent bottle may cause the Adjust the sensitivity value
Sometimes dispenses two
product sensor to double detect a single
labels
product
3. The value is big on back label length set Decrease the value
or front label length set
Adjust the alignment
1. The width of alignment not adjust well
adjustment
2. The height of top hold down assembly Adjust the top hold down
not adjust well adjustment
The labeling position is 3. The sensitivity of object sensor not set Adjust the object sensor until
improper well one bottle produce one signal
4. The sensitivity of label sensor not set Adjust the label sensor until
well one label produce one signal
5. Hand wheel for pressing the label roller Screw it tightly
is loose
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Decrease back label position
1. Label position is too far forward set
Wrinkled labels 2. The label on the label peel blade close Adjust the width of labeling
Nhăn nhãn the bottle nearly head adjustment
3. Brush close the label nearly Move backward
The quality of bottle is not
1. Bottle surface is not flat
good.
Move the brush and near the
2. Brush not close the bottle
Bubbled labels bottle
Decrease Back Label Length
phồng nhãn 3. Label dispense too long. Set and Front Label Length
Set
1. The wool pad behind the disk is loose. 1.
Setting Screw
Wool Pad
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10. Electrical Drawings
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After emergency stop, follow the normal stop procedure and suitable operation
to obviate the hazard. Please see the circuit diagram to connect emergency stop
circuit by qualified engineer.
Safety related components which shall not be changed by user. ( e.g. safety relay
module, interlock switch…)
Install the machine on a flat and vibration free floor / foundation. The machine
has to be mounted on a level surface.
Never clean the equipment by using an aggressive agent such as acid or caustic
liquid.
The machine was designed for certain application only. We strongly recommend
that this machine NOT be modified and / or used for any application other than
for which it was designed. I you have any questions relative to its application
DO NOT use the machine until you have had detail instruction from your
dealer.
The training of the user / operator should be carried out by our authorized agent
or service engineer in an oral / practical in site of the ordered machine, including
protective device explanation, mechanism, personal protective equipment,
operation / use.
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VPL- 620D
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1.3. Equipment Layout
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1.4. Name Plate Identification
The machine identification plates are placed.
A B