Product features
DC electronic motor & controls Automatic start and stop Automatic cut-apart Microprocessor controlled Electronic metering – upper or lower Minimal rib knit waste Automatic stacker with bundle return Automatic piece counter
Production
Upper: Approx. 1200 pieces per hour Lower: Approx. 1500 pieces per hour Depending on material and size of parts
Options
Upper rib metering
Lower rib metering
Operation
The sewing cycle and rib knit metering begins automatically by photo cell and continues as the operator presents the sleeves to the machine. As the photo cell senses the trailing edge, the sleeves are automatically cut apart and stacked on an inclined conveyor. At the completion of the bundle, a foot switch is pressed to return the bundle to the operator or the next operation. When the operator discontinues or slows down the loading process, the system automatically stops to maintain the predetermined distance between the parts and save rib knit. The AP23 will accommodate rolled or festooned rib knit, metered from the bottom or top. The electronic metering system ensures consistent quality and repeatability of operation.
Machine Model
All industrial safety stitch, overlock or coverstitch machines.
Specifications
| Voltage (v/ph/hz) | 220v 1ph |
|---|---|
| Current (amps) | 10 |
| Air pressure (psi) | 90 |
| Air consumption (cfm) | 14 |
| Shipping weight (lbs) | 890 |
| Shipping dimensions (w/l/h, inch) | 60 x 65 x 60 |
Catalogue
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