Depth Of Cut; Milling Cutter / Carbide Insert; Envelope Separation - quadient IM-20 Guide Utilisateur

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Depth of Cut

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Milling Cutter / Carbide Insert

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Envelope Separation

To ensure only one envelope is fed through the Milling Cutter at a time, preventing
jamming and destruction of envelopes and contents, it is necessary to create a gap
between envelopes when feeding. This is obtained by the Separation Stones, located at
the left-hand end of the Track Cover. For most envelope sizes and thickness the factory
settings should work fine, however if separation does not occur, or if envelopes are not
allowed to pass through, adjustment must be made to these stones.
this adjustment may be seen on the following page.
Milling Cutter Milling Cutter
Adjustment Screw Adjustment Screw
Carbide inserts
The depth of cut is adjustable on the Letter
Opener Model 3063/3073. The cutter is
preset at the factory to the smallest cut
possible. For most operating conditions, the
factory settings should be satisfactory. It is
recommended the depth of cut be tested
with only a handful of envelopes. If
contents are damaged or envelope is not
fully opened, the depth of cut will need to
be adjusted. The cutter can be adjusted by
turning the 4mm Allen nut
counterclockwise until the envelope is not
cut at all and then turn it back clockwise to
increase the cut.
The carbide inserts can be used on all four
sides. If they are really worn or no longer
parallel with the cutter, and the cut no
longer is clean, it is time to have the
carbide inserts rotated. Only your dealer
may perform this service.
The procedure for
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