Continue To Analyze The Reasons For Automatic Marking Displacement

Today, we continue to analyze the ring label is skewed left and right and the whole is skewed in one direction. 

The ring label is skewed left and right

problem causes:

1. Insufficient adhesive viscosity.

2. The sponge has been damaged and uneven.

3. The position of the sponge paste is inconsistent.

4. The size of the finger and the bidding board is inconsistent or the pad is not vertical.

5. Two fingers are inconsistent.

6. The pinch indicator is too early when the bid delivery indicator is too late.

7. The intensity of the internal and external brushing standards is too strong.

8. Sponge pressure is insufficient.

9. The box is unstable when delivering bids.

10. The overall location of the standard station is incorrect.

Solution:

1. Adjust the viscosity of the rubber.

2. Replace the sponge.

3. Re -paste the sponge, and the gap between all sponges and fingers is adjusted to 10mm.

4. The gap between the combination of the fingerbing pad and the benchmark is 1mm, and the upper and lower vertical.

5. The force of adjusting the two fingers should be consistent.

6. Adjust the time of bidding.

7. Adjust the consistent force inside and outside the brush.

8. Adjust the strength of the sponge pressure, the sponge press is about 5mm.

9. Adjust the box to make the trademarks in the box smooth in the box. All guide strips and benchmarks guarantee a certain gap.

10. Adjust the overall position of the standard station. Generally, the three axes of the central axis, the drum shaft, and the center of the equipment center are the first line.

The whole is skewed in one direction. 

problem causes:

1. Slimper storage of the box.

2. The position of the ring bid is dislocated.

3. The position of the standard station is incorrect.

4. Internal and external brushes are inconsistent.

Solution:

1. Right the box.

2. Adjust the cam.

3. Determine the position of the next standard station for adjustment.

4. Adjust the internal and external brushes to be consistent.