USA news on Youtube Jan 15 2019

Hi I'm Jonathan with Pack Leader USA and today we're going to be talking about

the ELF-50 tabletop labeler. We'll be discussing the conveyor, the label head,

the wrap station, the accumulation table, the control panel, and the cabinet that

is designed specifically for the ELF series equipment and bolt to the cart to

keep it secure. If you've purchased the optional ELF series cabinet, it'll come

pre-installed. On your ELF machine, once you get it in place where you want it,

you'll lower your leveling pads down onto the floor take a wrench and then

you'll level it out the rest of the way. We do have set nuts you'll raise those

up to tighten it to keep your leveling pads in place and keep your machine from

moving. The conveyor is preset here at the factory so that it runs centered and

true down the middle of the conveyor. Over the life of the machine as the

conveyor wears, you may need to make an adjustment on either side or both sides

of the roller so that it centers the belt back up. If you tighten this it's

going to move the roller one direction or the other so always be cautious to

make sure that the belt is centered and tracking true.

When you receive your ELF labeling equipment the crank candles will be

removed from the handle to prevent damage. To install these, you're gonna

take a number 5 Allen wrench, install it on the handle, tighten it down and now

you have the ability to move the components up or down or in and out with

ease. The most important aspect of your ELF series equipment is to make sure

that you supply good clean 110 power that's on a dedicated 15 amp outlet. This

ensures a prolong life for each one of your components in the control panel. To

go through the control panel, I'll name each one of these specifically. We've got

our power supply which supplies the 24 volt to our sensors. We've got the

transformer which takes 110 and steps it up to 220 for the motors that operate

off to 20. Our VFD that controls the conveyor. Our stepper drive that controls

the stepper motor. On the label head, our PCB board which controls the entire

machine LCD display and the touch panel. The on/off button and the E stop.