C. Defects in the splicer-1

C. Defects in the splicer Cause Corrective action Situation A wrinkled or tensioned warp in the paper Brake wear Brake slip Paper web Tensions with markedly different thickness Tensile thickness of the “Lesk” paper Take-up roller Misaligned slide Misaligned paper tray and Paper Roller Preheater or Preheater Paper Roller Condition 2 Paper Edge Edge Base Paper Holder and Paper Roll Loose Web Readiness III.
Paper misfeeds did not remove the outer edge of the damaged base paper did not handle the edge of the paper is too tight on the new roll paper loose on the necessary brake adjustments or repairs the paper tension is too high, remove the bad paper outside the paper layer will be all connected Paper roller and carriage alignment Align the paper stack arm in parallel Check the paper stack arm to align it with the aligner Align the preheater with its corner or fix the paper guide roller Check the paper rack arm to align it with the splicer Check if the paper on the roll is even
Whether the web is ready or not. Adjust the uneven tension on the web. When preparing a non-circular roll, the edge of the web is still tight, even if the splicer has been adjusted. Pull up the 1/8-inch, or 6-mm, slack edge, and prepare the web for the splicer. Use a moon knife to cut any damaged outer paper or notch. See above for loose edges. Adjust the edge of the paper so that the paper web is aligned with the paper roll. Pull the web tightly, press the paper button, then the paper web can be accurately positioned, the entire paper web will be in the correct position. Each mechanical supplier will recommend the new paper roll on the web before the start of the paper splicer. The degree of looseness. Too much or too little will affect the successful operation of the splicer